Overload-Technologies/Overload

Description When OvEditor is launched with a project path (skipping the Project Hub), the default layout isn't applied: panels are undocked and some are missing (Asset Browser, Console, Game View). Layout > Reset doesn't fix it. Cause: panel IDs come from the global counter APanel::__PANEL_ID_INCREMENT. The Project Hub uses one ID, and Sources/OvEditor/layout.ini was saved with that offset (Hierarchy##7). Without the Hub, every ID is shifted by one (Hierarchy##6) and no longer matches. To Reproduce Delete the user layout (OverloadTech/OvEditor/layout.ini in AppData, ~/.config on Linux). Run OvEditor <path/to/project>. See the broken layout. Expected behavior Same default layout whether the project is opened from the Project Hub or passed as an argument. Screenshots

Description Actor:Destroy() only marks the actor, which gets deleted at the end of the frame by Scene::CollectGarbages. Lua keeps its reference to that actor though, so any call made on it after the deletion reads freed memory. Depending on the call, it crashes or returns garbage. Scripts can't protect themselves either, since there's no way to check from Lua if an actor still exists (Actor::IsAlive isn't bound). This is a problem for any script that keeps references to other actors, like a target or a spawned object that can be destroyed elsewhere. To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Create a script with the following content: local DestroyTest = {} function DestroyTest:OnUpdate(deltaTime) if not self.actor then self.actor = Scenes.GetCurrentScene():CreateActor("Temporary", "") self.actor:Destroy() self.frames = 0 end self.frames = self.frames + 1 if self.frames == 10 then Debug.Log(self.actor:GetName()) end end retur

Problem this feature should fix Scripts can lock and unlock the mouse with Inputs.LockMouse and Inputs.UnlockMouse, but they can't change the cursor shape. Hovering something clickable or a text field keeps the default arrow, even though Window::SetCursorShape already supports the arrow, I-beam, hand, crosshair and resize cursors. Expected solution Expose it to Lua, for example with Inputs.SetCursorShape(shape) and a CursorShape enum matching ECursorShape (ARROW, IBEAM, CROSSHAIR, HAND, HRESIZE, VRESIZE)

Description Creating actors from a script's OnStart (same for OnAwake and OnEnable) can crash the engine when entering play mode. Scene::Play loops over m_actors with iterators while calling these callbacks. If a script calls Scene:CreateActor there, m_actors can be reallocated and the loop keeps reading the old buffer, which ends in an access violation in Actor::IsActive. It only crashes when the actor holding the script isn't the last one in the scene, because the loop stops right after the last actor. Scene::Update, FixedUpdate and LateUpdate don't have this problem since they iterate over a copy of m_actors. Doing the same in Scene::Play should fix it. To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Create a new scene (File > New Scene) Create a script with the following content: local Spawner = {} function Spawner:OnStart() for i = 1, 10 do Scenes.GetCurrentScene():CreateActor("Spawned " .. i, "") end end return Spawner Add the script to Main Camera, which is th