Josh

If you get this error when compiling a C++ program in release mode, disable "whole program optimization" in the C++ > Optimization project settings. I think the OpenVR lib is causing this. I am making this change in the template files....

Version 0.9.0 is the default channel. This is the initial release and will never change.
You can switch to the dev channel to get the latest updates. To do this run the client app:
Press the uninstall button. Select the dev channel in the dropdown box. Hit install to download the files.

Do it like this:
unsigned short* data = (unsigned short*)pixmap->pixels->Data();
Each channel will be a half float. Use halfToFloat() to convert that to a floating point number.

I added some code in the FBX convert script that loads the glTF file as JSON data, changes the name and location of the bin file, and resaves it. This fixes the problem and allows use of .gltf rather than .glb.

Drag materials onto models in the viewports has been disabled.

Fixed.

First reported here:
 

fixed

Es ist nicht kaput gemehr(?)

Fixed!

There is a setting in the options like "Render during drag" that will do what you ask. Maybe it should be enabled by default.
There is no gizmo for movement. This is very cool because you can click and drag anywhere on the object. To move vertically, hold the Alt key.
Drawing and selecting don't require changing between different mouse tools. Leadwerks works the same way. There are some situations that can be a little tricky, but I want to get this out there first, let people work with it, and then get an understanding of how it can be improved.

There is a Steam VR event coming in early December. It would be nice to launch this on Steam during that event.
I have the basic OpenXR initialization working now...stay tuned...

Those are the available scripts you can add.
To add a new component, you need a JSON file to accompany it that defines the available properties and methods.

glTF / glb files are loaded directly. You just place it somewhere in your project directory and it will work:
https://www.ultraengine.com/learn/modeling
https://www.ultraengine.com/learn/asseteditor
The recommended format is glTF because it provides easy access to the texture data, and the JSON-based glTF file can be opened in a text editor and manually edited if needed.
If you want to use memory-compressed textures (you probably do), there is an option in the asset window to convert textures to DDS or Basis and resave the model.
We are all noobs right now.

When an FBX file is present in a project folder, the editor will automatically convert this file to Leadwerks MDL format, which can be loaded by the editor and engine.

Fixed in the editor.

There was a problem with the model drag-and-drop.
In the 2D viewports the position was not being rounded to the grid units. The dropped coordinate was calculated wrong, and was offset by the window titlebar. With brush editor, the edges are not intended to snap to the grid position if the grid size is bigger than when the brush was created. The grid determines the increments by which things change. The Leadwerks way was the sloppily coded approach, the Ultra way is what I actually wanted.

added this functionality in build 193

fixed

fixed

Fixed.

fixed

I got it worked out. Wait for a new build...

Fixed in next build that goes up...

I look forward to it...