Hi all !

I think a full menu can be very useful to the user for changing the entities in the scene
Maybe I forgot to enter some parameters , (maybe I made some spelling mistakes) but with a menu like this here, even my cat will change the entity. I hope it will be useful to the developer to improve game guru.

I try to also create a menu for the management of lights

forgive my english

Thanks for the visual, it fits nicely with my plan to move the Entity Property from the windows style settings to a more 'widget style' overlay in the editor itself, with better control (and more properties) for the entity. Some of the properties would be difficult such as changing textures 'per-entity' as the engine relies on being able to instance same-parent entities to make a faster game in real-time. By having each entity use their own texture, it would increase video memory, reduce instancing benefits and such-like. I am curious, do users want the ability to change entity textures at the cost of performance and video memory, or be sheltered from this ability to keep their entity properties menu simpler and the game faster? Feedback welcome.

if we can still use video textures (not sure that's the right name but a texture that can animate or change in real time) in future then i think it's fine to keep the single texture reference so we can load games faster - not sure if this is the same thing

I'm glad to be helpful . If you need ideas on how to set the menu let me know .

I, for one, do not!

EDIT: BTW, that's a nice looking property editor, Bisella!

Cool bisella. An enti tu editor with more features is a tool tv at gg must ha ve by far

@Bisella, Now that is more like what GG should have been from the start more options and realtime window so you can see
changes right away not having to apply then run game first.

and a cool ptions old fpsc had is the possibility to change the shader for the entity in real time into the editor so was not necessary to edit the fpe file to make shader test on entities

use video textures might be nice, even having both system, you only has to be care to no abuse.
maintain a balance between the two.

For example, a billboard on the street, not always have to be animated, and you would not have to put a bunch of them in a very short space, it would be a bit like the trees and vegetation, if you want a thick forest, well you know what happened, especially if you have a laptop like me.

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