Added Continuity Camera to the device discovery session to provide
users with more camera options. Users on macOS 13+ can now select
their Continuity Camera device within the application.
In Godot, it's possible to customize how the engine imports 3D resource,
by either clicking "Advanced..." button on Import Dock or double
clicking the resource on FileSystem Dock. Doing so will open the
Advanced Import Settings window, where user could inspect the 3D resource
in a viewport, with the scene tree on the left and an inspector panel
akin to the Import dock on the left. It contains the same settings from
the Import dock, with some advanced additions.
This commit fixes a regression since 4.2 where settings in the inspector
panel on the right part of the window does not contain the same tooltips
as its Import Dock counterpart (which were retrieved from the XML class
reference).
Following the change to `String::num()`, decimals were added even when
numbers were being rounded to whole integers beforehand. Additionally,
the frame remainder is displayed as a timecode to the window title and
console output.
This also fixes a floating-point division by zero that occurred when
the movie was recorded in less than 1 second of real time.
The Godot Android library on MavenCentral is a `template` build; this updated configuration adds a new 'Godot Tools' publishing artifact, allowing developers access to the `editor` build of the Godot Android library.
`erase_unordered` should be preferred over `erase` where order is not important, for its performance benefits.
Co-authored-by: smix8 <smix8@users.noreply.github.com>
The set_position method computes the anchors/offsets to match a
rectangle at the given position with size "size_cache". However, when
the Control's combined minimum size is larger than the size obtained
through the offsets and anchors, "size_cache" is set to be as large as
the combined minimum size. Therefore, when position is set while the
combined minimum size is larger than the rectangle given by the anchors
and offsets, it would resize these two fields, which would then stop
the Control from shrinking when its combined minimum size decreased. To
fix this, set_position now uses the size given by the offsets and
anchors instead of the "size_cache" field. This way, the rectangle
denoted by the offsets and anchors is simply moved, without being
resized, enabling the Control to shrink automatically when its combined
minimum size decreases. I also added a test case to ensure that the
Control shrinks correctly after setting its position while it has a
larger custom minimum size than the one obtained through the offsets
and anchors.
