four-bone-per-vertex configuration for all skinned meshes. Depending on
the models we have, it may be worth compiling a separate one for two
bones per vertex. Added a hook to customize the material color (for
per-vertex colors, e.g.)
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I tracked the ATI slowdown down to using a vertex shader in combination
with fixed function fog. Also cleaned up ShaderConfig a little.
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their drivers can't do anything useful like report an error; they just
silently screw up. Limiting it to 31 makes it work, but there's still a
strange slowdown issue (and it's not that the shaders are being run in
software, but it's worth checking for that anyway).
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how to handle different lighting arrangements and complex materials
(e.g., the metal effect for the Iron Plate).
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relative position throughout all animations. Also, don't include
transforms in the animations for nodes that never move.
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Note: This marks my official conversion to a 100 character line width. We've
been experimenting with it on MetaSOY for a while now and it reduces wrapping
by what feels to be a substantial amount. We also tried 120 which ended up
feeling too wide.
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Dave Hoover