TruckToy: alien-world space rover reskin#80
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Transform the TruckToy from an industrial monster truck into a space rover crossing an alien world. Art: - New truck body + tires, planet floor, alien bricks/bridge, and reskinned obstacles (wrecked cars, planks, walls, piles). - Retired the old industrial / night-background / debris art. Parallax background system (scripts/background.cs): - Camera-driven, data-driven layers updated per render frame (RenderCallback) against the post-view-limit camera position. - Far screen-fit sky layers (background_0/1) + a seamless tiling, world-anchored ground band (background_2). - Per-object parallax for placed decorations (foreground walls). Gameplay/perf: - Object-pooled fireballs and impact explosions to remove the mid-play allocation hitch. - Defaults: Wheel Speed 500, Rotate Camera off. Effects: - Recolored fire particle effects (bonfire/explosion) and the fireball to the Torque green via TruckToy-local asset copies; smoke/debris and the exhaust left natural. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Toys set a fixed-aspect camera size in their reset(); the window-resize handler (onExtentChange) only fires on an actual extent change, so reloading or restarting a toy left that baked-in ratio in place and stretched the scene when the window had since been resized. Factor the aspect math into SceneWindow::updateCameraAspect() and re-apply it after the toy's camera is set -- at the end of loadToy() (covers initial load, toy-switching, and the Reload button) and after the Restart button's direct reset() call. onExtentChange now delegates to the same helper, so live-resize behavior is unchanged. Fixes all toys, not just TruckToy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reskins the TruckToy from an industrial monster-truck demo into a space rover crossing an alien world, plus a Sandbox-wide camera-aspect fix surfaced during the work.
TruckToy reskin
scripts/background.cs): camera-driven, data-driven layers updated per render frame against the post-view-limit camera position — far screen-fit sky layers plus a seamless world-anchored ground band, with per-object parallax for placed decorations.Sandbox camera-aspect fix
Toys set a fixed-aspect camera size in their
reset(). The window-resize handler (onExtentChange) only fires on an actual extent change, so reloading or restarting a toy left that baked-in ratio in place and stretched the scene when the window had since been resized.SceneWindow::updateCameraAspect().loadToy()(initial load, toy-switching, and the Reload button) and after the Restart button's directreset()call.onExtentChangenow delegates to the same helper, so live-resize behavior is unchanged.Testing
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