uniquake

Nico de Poel d73d86ce11 Keep hold of surface flag when converting brush model surfaces, and use this to identify liquid surfaces during material creation. Liquids now have their own material with the option to apply alpha blending depending on the type of liquid. Also includes some first bits of particle systems. Not actually used yet.		5 years ago
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Entity.cs	Reworked visual style setup, reducing entity materials to just one material for both alias models and brush models, and turning material creation into a separate step. This makes it more obvious when new materials are created, and allows for more potential customization in sub-classes.	5 years ago
Entity.cs.meta	First bits of entity logic: assign alias models, update transform and animation, remove entity. Still lots of problems to solve, but it's starting to do something.	5 years ago
GameAssets.cs	Reworked entity renderer assignment: both MeshRenderer and SkinnedMeshRenderer are created at the same time on init, and are enabled/disabled on demand.	5 years ago
GameAssets.cs.meta	First steps in reorganizing the project, so that assets and game state are managed separately from the interop modules. This will allow for a clearer picture of where gameplay-related interactions should take place, and how entities and such should be linked to their associated assets.	5 years ago
GameState.cs	Keep hold of surface flag when converting brush model surfaces, and use this to identify liquid surfaces during material creation. Liquids now have their own material with the option to apply alpha blending depending on the type of liquid.	5 years ago
GameState.cs.meta	First steps in reorganizing the project, so that assets and game state are managed separately from the interop modules. This will allow for a clearer picture of where gameplay-related interactions should take place, and how entities and such should be linked to their associated assets.	5 years ago