Utility functions for NavigationServer2D/3D to find missing RID information when working with Server API directly. e.g. from map to regions and agents, from agent or region to map, from region to map and agents and so on ....
Requirement to work with NavigationServer API exklusive without SceneTree nodes and when juggling agents and regions between multiple navigation maps.
(cherry picked from commit 371054e3e5)
Exposes get_rid() function for scripting.
Adds configuration warning when obstacle is used with not intended static body parent.
(cherry picked from commit 001d89223f)
Expand on the format of the output array for collide_and_get_contacts and collide_with_motion_and_get_contacts, and describe how the contact point pairs can be used to calculate collision normals and depths.
(cherry picked from commit bdf086c781)
Exposes the "interpolated" flag on nodes via a property, physics_interpolation_mode.
Mode can be INHERIT, OFF and ON. This makes it easy to turn off interpolation for nodes in the editor, versus via code.
Allow AStar/AStar2D zero point weight.
Limit was set to 1 which seemed like an arbitrary value as lower values down to zero can be useful for common gameplay navigation elements like teleports.
Adds the is_process_running function to the native OS class and exposes it to script.
This is implemented on Windows and Unix platforms. A stub is provided for other platforms that do not support this function.
Documentation is updated to reflect new API function.
(cherry picked from commit f3c1232c59)
Users happening across any of the Container pages may not already know the intent of Containers, or which others are available. This commit adds a link to the existing "GUI containers" page in their tutorials sections.
(cherry picked from commit 3b941ed98c)
This feature makes it possible to workaround problems such as:
- long baking time due to heavy synchronization when parsing geometry
from mesh instances
- crash when freeing `NavigationMeshInstance` while baking
- errors when actively baking node tree is being detached from the
scene tree
This makes it possible to create more aesthetically pleasing
styleboxes for GUI theming, especially in games that have
a futuristic appearance (where skewed buttons and progress bars
are common).
