Changes to help engine work with latest GFXT#1
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Purpose of PR
Wanted to try the engine using a forked gunslinger, but realized the submodule for the engine is tied to a much older gunslinger commit. When I used the closer to latest fork, I ran into undefined functions. This PR mostly is updating the functions in the gs_engine to support the more up to date gunslinger.
Work in this PR
Had to make a few changes to GS for this to work together. See this branch. I'm working off of the branch which I used for the multiple cgltf node rendering, I can reorganize if we want to see a diff to main for the GS framework.
GS gui needed some color enum values.
Noticed that in
gs_core/source/gs_asset.hthere were many lines of code which exist in the GFXT util. I removed these, and changed the function calls in the gs_engine repository to play nicely with the latest GS.environment
Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS, NVIDIA Corporation GP106 [GeForce GTX 1060 6GB], Intel® Core™ i5-4690K CPU @ 3.50GHz × 4
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Seeing
gs_core/gs_component.h, was exciting! Got to glance by some of the component manager code by @MrFrenik. Very cool stuff