"Meshy" Fix

[Shadowkitten47]

The plugin now uses events rather than recreating the Format.compile and other functions, Also comes with a pretty big bug fix. Fixing the x-axis invetation due to the pretty big changes I waited a ~week for people to find bugs but none.

[Shadowkitten47]

Oh I also scraped that bundler thing because now that the code is much smaller it's easier to organize in a single file and works just fine

[JannisX11]

Nice that you managed to convert it to event hooks, that should make it easier to maintain.
I experienced several issues with function names not matching when loading the plugin. It looks like some functions are prefixed with "meshy", but they are referenced without that prefix. That's a breaking issue.
I also noticed issues with meshes having incorrect offsets if they had different pivot points. This affected both the in-game preview, and the scene in Blockbench if you re-opened the geometry file.

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[Shadowkitten47]

Yea, added the prefix last second although I was sure I got them all. I also noticed issues with meshes having incorrect offsets if they had different pivot points. This is an issue in both the current version and past, I just don't know how to fix this issue sense the mesh position is fix to the origin but they also independent I really looked hard into the source but I couldn't find a solution

[Shadowkitten47]

@JannisX11 Fixed it.
It was because I assigned the meshes origin after I did the points which would then shift all the point over. It not does it before assigning the positions. Should work ( aka it worked for me ) now

[JannisX11]

Still doesn't work correctly
Here is the test file that I used
rustycar.geo.zip

[Shadowkitten47]

@JannisX11 Fixed lol

[Shadowkitten47]

The test model was very helpful thank you

[Shadowkitten47]

Please don't be another issue

[JannisX11]

Unfortunately I'm still seeing similar issues. Additionally, I'm having the issue that after saving the position of elements in Blockbench moves. It doesn't update visually, but you see that the transform gizmo is in the wrong spot, and once you move it you'll see that it's in the wrong location. Is that not the case on your end?

This is an issue that can happen if you modify vector arrays of the mesh directly instead of creating a copy via .slice().
So if you do something like this, it will modify the mesh in Blockbench and not just the export.

let vertex_position = mesh.vertices[vertex_key];
vertex_position[2] = 5;

[Shadowkitten47]

No I don't see the position shifting after for me? Strange Let me check that it's correct

[Shadowkitten47]

I fixed the issue of it moving after saving. Rotation is hard. but I think was because that BB x and y rotation are flip from Minecraft if I'm wrong tell me but it seemed to fix the issue. Since that's what you do in bedrock.js for texture meshes and locators

[JannisX11]

Cool, seems to be all working now!