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v1.2.3 painting fixes

12 Dec 04:51
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this release is maintenance / reorganization, no big features really! worked OK on Unity 2021.2.0f1 on built-in 3D pipeline, but I didn't test vigorously

to install in Unity: in Package Manager, add https://github.com/radiatoryang/hedera.git as a Git URL package ... (full instructions)

  • full changelog
  • in IvyEditor, added no-alt keyboard modifier, so orbiting 3D camera in scene view doesn't cause painting (#12)
  • moved example ivy profiles and textures to "Samples" folder, so that Package Manager users can import the data directly into their Assets (and thus modify them)
  • added better adhesion -- fires raycasts to calculate nearest surface, good for mesh colliders? enable / disable with the new checkbox right below the "Start Painting" button... thanks for the PR, @alexjhetherington ! (see #14 + #13)

v1.2.0 fix compile error for Unity 2019+

01 Nov 21:42
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  • misc random edits I forgot to merge last time (add flags to HederaIvyFoliage shader, etc)
  • fix SceneView.drawGizmos bug (see issue #9 )
  • change LightmapStatic to ContributeGI for 2019.2+
  • cleanup, moved Examples to Samples folder (for UPM)
  • update package.json to reflect new package details

v1.1 leaf updates, 2019+ bugfix

13 Aug 18:43
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  • misc bugfixes for painting in Unity 2019+ #7
  • fix leaf positioning, alignment, and density #8

Instructions:

  1. download and install (see README.md#usage )
  2. in menu bar, go to Hedera > Open HederaExampleScene.unity
    a. in the example scene, select an ivy game object, click Start Painting, and paint on colliders in the scene view
    b. once you're comfortable, try creating your own Ivy Profiles and customize the settings
    c. documentation and guides are on the Wiki

v1, first public release

09 Jul 00:31
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instructions:

  1. download the .unitypackage and import it into your Unity project
  2. in menu bar, go to Hedera > Open HederaExampleScene.unity
    a. in the example scene, select an ivy game object, click Start Painting, and paint in scene view
    b. once you're comfortable, try creating your own Ivy Profiles and customize the settings
  • documentation and guides are on the Wiki
  • bug report or small feature request? open an Issue
  • tested and developed on Unity 2019.1.8f1 / Macbook Pro 2017