* Improve reset function and velocity timing
* fixed PTT checkbox error
* Rewrite of chaperone adjust. Make drift impossible
* Formatting
* fixed mic mute on exit
* format
* Clean up interactions with new chaperone adjust
* Remove commented code
* Implement height toggle action and ui
Replace magic numbers with constants and centralize settings update counters. Rename actions manifest localization from "en" to "en_US" (Thanks Ykeara)
Valve's official terminology are "Room Setup" and "Tracking Universe". Changed our usage of "Playspace" to "Room" for clarity with the upcoming Room-Turn feature and existing Room-Drag feature when compared to nomenclature for other tools that exits out there.
Also slight clean up in readability of movecentertab's action functions.
Compare old and new pose via a relative quaternion rather than relative yaw, then calculate the resulting yaw-difference from the quaternion in one go.
It's now possible to rotate the playspace by turning the controller during a virtual move playspace drag. The feature is activated via a checkbox on the playspace tab. If X Y Z axis lock checkboxes are also checked only rotation will be applied. Offsets will still accumulate as the user swings the playspace around because rotation is now centered at head. This feature is intended for use with manual redirected walking (allowing the user to virtually walk in a straight line while walking circles in physical space). This distance walked is reflected in the X,Z offsets.
Parameters with the same name as class members are ripe for introducing
bugs. The fact that the "this->" syntax is optional creates confusion
for maintaining programmers who can only guess at the intention.
GCC gave error
../src/tabcontrollers/MoveCenterTabController.cpp:57:67: error:
operation on
‘((advsettings::MoveCenterTabController*)this)->advsettings::MoveCenterTabController::lastMoveButtonClick[0]’
may be undefined [-Werror=sequence-point]
Because assigning a value to itself twice is undefined behavior. It is
highly likely that intended behavior was to initialize both array
members to the same value at once.
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Kung-vr
Vasily
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Robin Appelman