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Danny McGee
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This PR adds Material component inspection to the frontend Entity Inspector, and adds functional editing capabilities for the Transform and Material inspectors. ### Changes * Added a `ScalarFieldElement` for numeric form fields, with a hybrid slider/text-input UX inspired by Blender, Unreal Engine, etc. * Added `MaterialInspectorElement` for inspecting the Bevy `StandardMaterial` component * Wired up the `TransformInspectorElement` and `MaterialInspectorElement` to apply changes made in the UI to the Bevy scene * Refactored the `studio/ui/inspector` module to output `Result::Err`s to the dev console * Refactored the `studio/interaction/selection` module to use only the `Selection` resource, removing the redundant `Selected` component which added some unnecessary complexity. This fixes #39 * Fixed primitive shapes not receiving a selection outline when selected ### To-Do These tasks will be addressed in a forthcoming PR: * The **Transform** > **Rotation** section in the inspector is still not displaying sensible values. Currently it's just displaying the raw quaternion `xyz` vector rather than displaying the orientation in human-readable terms (e.g., as Euler angles). * We're currently ignoring the Primitive Shape component, which would allow the user to configure some additional geometric properties of the shape or replace it with a different one. --------- Co-authored-by: rewin <rewin1996@gmail.com>
Storyteller Studio
Installing dependencies
- Install Rust
- Install Node.js LTS
- Run
npm ci
Building / Running / Testing stuff
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