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Tweak CSG shape defaults for consistency with primitive meshes #49729

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@Calinou Calinou commented Jun 19, 2021

  • Increase the default level of detail (but not too much since updating CSG is expensive).

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MeshInstances on the front, CSG nodes on the back.

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- Increase the default level of detail (but not too much since
  updating CSG is expensive).
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reduz commented Aug 24, 2021

Not sure what the point of this is

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Calinou commented Aug 25, 2021

Not sure what the point of this is

The point is to have a slightly better level of detail by default, and ensure consistency with PrimitiveMeshes in terms of default dimensions.

That said, if you think the increased level of detail would cause too many performance issues out of the box, I can change this PR to only change the CSG nodes' default dimensions.

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reduz commented Jul 30, 2022

I definitely would not change the amount of detail of the CSG shapes, but seems good to make sure dimensions match.

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Calinou commented Aug 4, 2022

This PR is no longer necessary as of 4.0.alpha13, as CSG shape default dimensions now match primitive meshes' default dimensions.

CSG meshes on the front, primitive meshes at the back:

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@Calinou Calinou deleted the tweak-csg-shape-defaults branch August 11, 2022 08:32
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