- Instancer VAO logic moved to InstancedModel
- Refactor GlVertexArray for easier debugging
- Sort of clean up BufferLayout
- Padding items are broken, needs fix
- Inline all the things
- Now MaterialManager -> Material -> Instancer
- ModelSuppliers store RenderType
- Currently broken, it only renders chunk layers so vanilla instances are invisible
- User no longer needs to supply a key object to get an instancer
- Move memoization logic outside of MaterialManager
- Provide utility class for memoizing models
- Vanilla instances use static objects for their models
- PartialModels don't actually need reference states, use air instead
- Move RenderLayer to api package
- Kill lazy killable
- Combine InstanceFactories and FlywheelRendered into
InstancingControllers
- Store these controllers directly in the BlockEntity/Entity type
instead of a map for efficiency
- Redo InstancedRenderRegistry to fit these changes
- Rename all tile to block entity
- Remove all interface I prefixes
- Organize imports
- Bump version to 0.5.1
- Move most user facing interfaces to flywheel.api package
- Refactor InstanceData to have no package private classes
- Remove 'I' prefix from many interfaces
- ILightUpdateListener -> LightListener
- IMultiProgram -> ContextAwareProgram
- IFlatLight -> FlatLit
- All materials use the same vertex format: UNLIT_MODEL
- Fix matrix mixins being applied on dedicated server
- Expand PartialModel functionality: add location getter and model
setter
- Remove Loader.getResourceType since selective reloading is deprecated
- Organize imports and mixin order
- Other formatting
- Update Gradle and Forge
- MateralManager, MaterialGroup, and InstanceMaterial are all interfaces
- Separate (T)EI facing API from implementation
- Comment out debug log in ModelPool
- Stop providing a buffered model supplier
- Instead, provide an IModel supplier
- IModel exposes basic properties of models
- IModel exposes a method to copy the model to a VecBuffer
- Move material stuff to its own package
- The various render functions in the material tree now bind to specific render layers
- Instancers can choose which layer to use
- The layers are SOLID, CUTOUT, and TRANSPARENT
- More layers are likely unnecessary, but we'll see
- Deprecate functions in MaterialManager in favor of more builderesque ones using MaterialGroups
