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Libxcursor does not provide functions to create a cursor from an already allocated bitmap, so that's a dead end. Just reading the ICO header does not work with compressed ICO...
I have updated the code accordingly, now there is a helper class, IcoFile, that is responsible to load all the images present in a ICO or CUR file and manage...
I did more tests with cursors and it all works fine : * .ico cursor * .cur cursor * .cur cursor with non-zero hot spot * .ico icon * .ico...
Are there any issues / comments on the code that still need to be addressed (I don't mind a "please redo everything" :) )
Fair points, I will rebase it on the V1.11 branch and move the code to its own files (and indeed add a bit more documentation). I will then also add...
Ah yes, this one slipped out of my mind :) I will try and find some time to work on it, I just have to refresh my mind of what...
I will probably work on it in a week or two (so you know I didn't entirely forget about it ;) )
Each frame the ShaderTerrainMesh generate a data texture that contains the configuration of each chunk to display and this for a fixed number of views, that explain the data transfer...
Edited the description as PLY does not provide a decorator to set up the rule of the parser functions, so extra code is needed to work around the limitation.
Mixing compiled bytecode with different optimization levels is not supported by CPython and should be avoided, see https://github.com/numpy/numpy/issues/13248#issuecomment-713166650 and https://github.com/numpy/numpy/issues/13248#issuecomment-713830983