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Add speed-dreams-data as a submodule There were several reasons behind splitting the old SVN monorepo in two Git repositories: - It made packaging for GNU/Linux distributions easier, since speed-dreams-data would be often considered as a separate, portable package, as typically done in other video games. For example, 0ad and 0ad-data, cube2 and cube2-data, and so on. - It reduced the repository size for the engine repository as much as possible, which is often desirable for CI/CD runs and developers with poor connectivity and/or who only want to perform quick changes to the source code. After all, speed-dreams-data is around 294 MiB as of the time of this writing, whereas speed-dreams-code is around 36 MiB. However, there are situations where having both repositories together is desirable or even mandatory: - In the case of Windows builds, both repositories must be configured by the same top-level CMakeLists.txt so that files and targets from both repositories are installed simultaneously, and therefore packaged into the NSIS-based installers. Otherwise, it would require users to run two separate installers, one for speed-dreams-code and another for speed-dreams-data. - Having a submodule makes which version from speed-dreams-data is compatible with speed-dreams-code clearer. - Not having a submodule required developers to both fetch the speed-dreams-data repository and install it, which means double disk space usage. - Some users might still prefer to work on a monorepo and not have to worry about installing speed-dreams-data beforehand.
2025-01-15 06:19:03 +01:00
[submodule "data"]
path = speed-dreams-data
url = https://forge.a-lec.org/speed-dreams/speed-dreams-data.git
Remove simuv2.1, add FreeSOLID as a submodule As opposed to simu >= 3.0, simu 2.1 did not consider air or wheel temperatures. This would have several consequences: - Some drivers such as shadow rely on these parameters to calculate tire grip. If temperature air is zero (i.e., 0K), no grip is assumed and therefore speeds are also assigned to zero, making the driver not to move at all. - Invalid temperature values (i.e., 0K) would be shown on the UI, both in ssg and OSG. Unfortunately, simuv2.1 bundled the SOLID-2.0 library (aka FreeSOLID) because the library is not available from most GNU/Linux distributions yet. In order to solve this situation, the FreeSOLID library was migrated from CVS to Git [1] so it could be used as a submodule, and therefore let the build system decide whether to optionally use the in-tree copy. That said, packaging/3rdParty-devel has dropped FreeSOLID in favour of the submodule, since it must always be built from source anyway. [1]: https://forge.a-lec.org/speed-dreams/freesolid
2025-01-26 23:33:49 +01:00
[submodule "freesolid"]
path = freesolid
url = https://forge.a-lec.org/speed-dreams/freesolid.git
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