Updated the comment for ListEntities to be more descriptive. This hopefully clears up the confusion about what the index in a spawnable ticket exactly refers to.
A new list function was added to the SpawnableEntitiesInterface that list entities together with the id of the entity in the spawnable that was used to create it.
This change also include the setup for testing the SpawnableEntitiesManager plus a few tests to cover the newly added functionality.
Sometimes deserializing a Json document happens when asset handlers are not
registered. In that case, `FindOrCreateAsset` will fail to create the
asset, since there's no handler registered to create it. When this happens,
`FindOrCreateAsset` returns an Asset instance with a null asset id. This
effectively causes the json deserializer to lose that data, even in
situations where the the actual asset data doesn't need to be loaded, but
the asset id needs to be preserved.
* add better support for mouse deltas with camera system
* small fixes spotted during review
* rename after review feedback
* small refactor to reduce duplication
* update camera controller to block box select during orbit
* simplify update for modern viewport camera controller
* wip working lmb box select with orbit
* add test for changes to click detector
* add unit test for camera system to validate events
* remove debugging code, tidy-up changes for PR
* small updates before posting PR
* fix for linux build failure
Inserting, updating, and removing entries from a VisibilityScene was made thread safe in a previous change, and now both the MeshFeatureProcessor and DiffuseProbeGridFeatureProcessor update entries at the same time from multiple threads. This leads to an assert in the Culling concurrency_checker, even though this is now valid behavior.
However, we still don't want to be adding, removing, or updating cullables between BeginCulling and EndCulling, which could cause a mismatch between the result of OctreeScene::GetEntryCount and the actual number of cullables in the scene.
-Added soft_lock_shared/soft_unlock_shared to the concurrency checker to allow multiple threads to acquire a lock when that is the desired behavior, while still asserting that nothing tries to acquire a shared lock when the concurrency checker is already locked.
-Update Culling.cpp to use the new soft_lock_shared when adding, updating, or removing cullables
-Added unit tests for the concurrency_checker
-Updated ArrayView unit test to use AZ_TEST_START_TRACE_SUPPRESSION instead of manually checking the assertion count, so that test now passes in release builds which do not assert.