Doodl0

Implemented basic ray tracing with a global ground plane and a sphere. I took a long time to debug this partly due to a stupid mistake on my part, where I forgot to move the Camera3D above the ground plane, making me think that my code wasn't functional, so the time spend on this is somewhat (unintentionally) inflated due to my idiocy and me not thinking to check the sceneview for debugging and only the shader

After spending much time learning and failing to use compute shaders, I've setup a basic compute shader pipeline and created a basic shader to show the UV of the screen coords. Hopefully I can fully focus on writing GLSL now and less of learning to set up rendering devices and compute pipelines

Added a main menu to toggle between scenes, also allowing you to access the 3D gravity sim. Also added the ability to press escape in scenes to return to menu/quit.

I learn how to use Godot UI, and added UI to make 2D gravity objects to the main 2D scene. Also worked on added basic 3D gravity, although not editable yet and not set as the default scene, as I can't think of a way to make it editable yet simple. Also, since my last commit, I've tuned the gravity constant and mass numbers to make them more human readable and less long. TBH, I may have wasted quite a bit of time reworking the same parts of the code and UI over and over

Added mass and gravitational pull to objects. Gravity objects have to be children of the Gravity Objects node and right now the gravitational constant is accurate to real life, but I am considering changing it to lower mass numbers a bit

Did some research, and have set up basic velocity and collision system, with objects colliding with window edges that scale dynamically. Took me so long because I was unsure on how to implement the logic in Godot and which physics nodes to use, as the resources I am using are for a standalone app

Added READMEs and a video demo, fixed bugs, and theming support, which are loaded from theme.toml

Added delete server option, and added menus to allow user to change download manifest and server folder. This info is saved in settings.json

Added ability to edit server.properties from inside the management menu

Added manage server option to main menu, currently only show server info and exit work. Also refactored some of the code and renamed manage_server.rs

Added all created servers to a server-list.json file, allowed users to select the type of version to download

Added a barebones main menu, allowing me to add more submenus later for editing program and server settings and running server. Also changed some code to allow for better use of the version type enum later when selecting a version

Added the ability to save servers to their own directory. They will be saved in {home}/servers/{servername}/server.jar for now. Also made sure that folders are made before file is saved and some minor changes

Spent an absurdly long time trying to pass the version index to the save file dialog so that the file can be saved with a specific filename

Added a basic TUI menu with the Cursive crate, allowing you to select a version of the server file to download.

Added basic download functionality for vanilla Minecraft server.jar files. Program searches the Minecraft version manifest for a specified version, then downloads and saves the server.jar from the link.