The size was previously 20,000 pixels or units, which could be easily
reached in many projects. It is now 2,000,000,000,000,000 pixels or units,
which is larger than the supported coordinate space with a single-precision
build, and still very large in a double precision build.
* Allow typed arrays to be encoded even if `p_full_objects` is `false`.
* Use `Array[EncodedObjectAsID]` instead of the encoded element type
when decoding an array if `p_allow_objects` is `false`.
This was caused because the basis for the target global transform was entirely recreated. This process did not account for the scale of the basis of the current global transform.
This PR amends this by scaling the recreated basis for the global transform by the current global scale of the Node3D.
Note that this scaling has to be done from the current global scale and not from the local scale of the Node3D, otherwise issues would arise if parents of this Node3D would be scaled.
If the `StreamPeerTCP` is polled and the TCP connection is `STATUS_CONNECTED` it should return after polling netsocket. Without `return` poll keeps calling `_sock->connect_to_host` and `connect()`.
This makes Tab and Enter act identical by default for autocompletion.
If Shift is held, the suggestion is added in-place without the word
being replaced. This matches the behavior found in Visual Studio Code
where the following occurs:
- Pressing Tab accepts the suggestion and replaces the word.
- Pressing Enter accepts the suggestion and replaces the word.
- Pressing Shift + Tab accepts the suggestion and doesn't replace the word.
- Pressing Shift + Enter accepts the suggestion and doesn't replace the word.
This can be used to speed up iteration by starting the import process
earlier when saving files in the project folder. This also allows getting
visual feedback on changes without having to click the editor window,
which is useful with multi-monitor setups.
The downside is that this increases idle CPU usage and may steal CPU
time from other applications when importing resources, so this is
disabled by default.
IPv6 dual stack is disabled by default, and Windows resolves wildcard
addresses to an IPv6 by default, so connecting through the local IPv4
address would not work.
This enables IPv6 dual stacking for the HTTP server by default like done
in upstream python when launching the module from CLI.
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George Marques
Gilles Roudière
Danil Alexeev
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Yorick de Wid
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