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17 Commits over 0 Days - ∞cph!

3 Months Ago
Remove last remnants of tile cache
3 Months Ago
Correctly account for areaflags in path filer Fix sample
3 Months Ago
Fix demo cmake get rid of tile cache
3 Months Ago
Fix tests
3 Months Ago
Ensure area flags are correctly combined when marking areas
3 Months Ago
Merge polyflags and areas into one concept (areaflags)
3 Months Ago
Yeet DetourTileCache
3 Months Ago
Yeet DetourTileCache
3 Months Ago
Deploying to gh-pages from @ Facepunch/recastnavigation@7efacd65d0620b39c4ece43fba7c4c0e72b9aba1 🚀
3 Months Ago
Enable 64bits for poly references Again since we are only targeting x64 this does not have a performance impact. Memory usage will be slightly increased, but only if many refs are held by the user.
3 Months Ago
Don't consider cells inside a triangle if the triangle just touches the cell
3 Months Ago
Deploying to gh-pages from @ Facepunch/recastnavigation@ac488df6fe9a3c2575e36c4eddc5b03815891b5f 🚀
3 Months Ago
Removed unused dividePoly function see a4e1e2b
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Deploying to gh-pages from @ Facepunch/recastnavigation@217f9d61e5a45e71722fa58f21345a117a81c9bc 🚀
3 Months Ago
Bump RC_SPAN_HEIGHT_BITS from 13 to 16 Increasing the bits used, will yield more accurate height information in the generated navmesh polys. This does not change the size of rcSpan on x64 plattforms. (See https://godbolt.org/z/4eKq45daK) x64 is the only platform we are targeting for s&box and Rust. Therefore, this is free accuracy improvement without perf or memory impact.
3 Months Ago
Deploying to gh-pages from @ Facepunch/recastnavigation@a4e1e2bbfc518e12fd3b582e4d4aeae9b5d81cb2 🚀
3 Months Ago
Fix bug leading to stack smashing Fixes recastnavigation/recastnavigation#687 To address this, I basically reverted recastnavigation/recastnavigation@e063ba6 & recastnavigation/recastnavigation@adcd4f4 which seem to be the most likely culprit for the issue. Contrary to the commit message in e063ba6, which claims that the changes made are an optimization, reverting the changes had no measurable impact on performance.