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Pack these two new fields into the 4th 32-bit float in the output vec4, alongside `dimmer`.
Update to IDF v5.1(stable). Tested on a single board, but one means all right?
Fix moving head tests
- libbridj (the default used by the sarxos webcam lib) doesn't have M1 support, so I added https://github.com/eduramiba/webcam-capture-driver-native as a submodule - this currently requires a manual `mvn install`, I wasn't sure how to get this effect with just modifications to the gradle build file - I wasn't able to completely validate on my m1 mac, but it did prompt to open my webcam, and the blue light on the webcam turned on - I also added the VideoInPlugin to pluggables, but I'm not sure we want it enabled by default. maybe we can only open the webcam when the first frame is pulled, and close it after inactivity - make BrainMain.main `suspend`, this appeared to raise errors to the shell instead of failing silently - openjdk 15 failed to compile webcam-capture-driver-native, upgrading to 20.2 (x86) worked
add native webcam capture
The mapping logic seemed to have bitrotted since the last burn. With major help from @xian we were able to get it all working again. - Add `null` to allowed values in mapper dialog entity select - Automatic reset to `null` was causing a RuntimeException - Wrap webcam capture callback in `globalLaunch` - Add `F3D` pixel count (400) - Fix mapping file name sorting, was previously sorting per-directory - `allowOverwrite` when saving pixel mapper images - Was causing RuntimeException when re-doing a pixel with OneByOne strategy after a LogN run
This reverts commit 9749c25.
Bump to Kotlin 2.0
Bump to Kotlin 2.0 final
Buttons can be pressed while other pointers are down
When constructing an inner class with a default constructor parameter which references a member of an outer class, generated code to invoke methods on that member is broken.
Fixing what looks like a Kotlin 2.0 JS compiler issue
Fix issue where toggle buttons couldn't be turned off
- Include button/pointer info in long-press-event. - Also ignore ctrl-click for long press.
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In progress, adding simulator for midi device.