Adding Texture LOD settings to Device Profiles
- this will improve how we currently edit and override lod settings on a per device type bases.
- LOD Settings can now be set in the Device Profile Editor
- Any device profiles with no values set for LOD Settings, will use the default objects.
- These can be found in BaseDeviceProfiles.ini in the /Script/Engine.TextureLODSettings section
- Appropriate defaults set for those groups not listed.
-Other fixes
- - Incorrect with_editor check in HTML5 target platform, changed to with_engine
[CL 2481510 by Terence Burns in Main branch]
Now editor will tick at a decent frame rate while building shaders / caching textures.
#codereview Josh.Adams, Daniel.Wright, Matthew.Griffin
[CL 2318857 by Daniel Lamb in Main branch]
Device Services Refactoring to create the concept of a physical device.
Game launcher and device viewer UI changes to show these new concepts.
#codereview Max.Preussner, Matt.Kuhlenschmidt
[CL 2290918 by Chris Gagnon in Main branch]
TTP# 337136 - SETTINGS: Target Platform settings polish
TTP# 337652 - EDITOR: Limit Project supported Android icons down to 1
TTP# 337650 - EDITOR: There is only 1 icon for Apple for Project Supported Platforms
DesktopPlatform now contains a static array of FPlatformInfo. This can be used to query UE4 about its available platforms, even when they're not available as a target platform.
FPlatformInfo contains the information required by the editor (such as a localized display name and icon), as well as whether a platform is a variation ("flavor") of another, and if so, whether the flavor affects the build output (eg, Win32 or Win64), or the cook output (eg, Android_XYZ). This lets the editor build up nested menus for the "Package Project" and "Cook Project" options, rather than just showing everything as a flat list.
ReviewedBy Thomas.Sarkanen, Max.Preussner
[CL 2095796 by Jamie Dale in Main branch]
User can now select target RHI's for windows under: Edit->Project Preferences->Windows->Targeted RHIs
Split up GetShaderFormats into GetAllPossibleShaderFormats and GetAllTargetedShaderFormats.
D3D11 and D3D10 remain the only two on, by default, for windows.
#ReviewedBy Nick.Penwarden
[CL 2068025 by Terence Burns in Main branch]
