v0.2.0-alpha

Added
- Vector3 GetCollisionPointOrEndPoint(this RayCast3D rayCast) to Extensions.cs
- Event Bus Deluxe folder
  - EventBusDeluxe.cs
  - EventTypes.cs
- Managers folder
  - CrosshairManager.tscn
  - ParticleManager.cs
  - bullet_impact_particles.tscn
- UI folder
  - MoveToRaycastPointOnScreen.cs
  - BasicCrosshair.tscn
- Objects folder
  - IsGrabbedTracker.cs
  - ShootOnInteract.cs
- Object Customization
  - Metadata
    - look_at_target
    - look_at_target_y_offset
  - Child Nodes
    - ShootOnInteract.cs (raycast3D)
Moved
- DisplayGrabMode.cs to UI folder
- Pistol.tscn to Objects folder
Removed
- effectiveRotationStrength and effectiveRotationDampening from grabData. These variables were intended to fix the jitter that ocurred with only small objects, but the jitter was actually due to the fact that Grab Pivot.tscn had a collision shape. This caused the collision shapes of the grabbed object and the Grab Pivot to try to separate while the fixed joint tried to keep them together, causing jitter. Once the collision shape was removed, the jitter was fixed, and effectiveRotationStrength and effectiveRotationDampening were no longer needed
- effectiveRotationStrength and effectiveRotationDampening logic from PlayerInteraction.cs
- CollisionShape3D from Grab Pivot.tscn
Improved and updated Script Reference

v0.1.2-alpha

Renamed project from “Physkit” to “Physics Arsenal”
Added a simple color palette to the Materials folder.
PlayerController.cs now manually handles gravity to have a less ‘floaty’ character controller.
jumpForce in PlayerController.cs replaced with jumpHeight.
Added a function to Extensions.cs that converts a float into the vertical velocity needed to apply to an object to get that object to rise to the provided value
Fixed a bug that would cause objects with rotation_override to chase a seemingly random rotation.
Added MIT License file

Added missing dependencies in World.tscn.
Removed the need for grabbable metadata to be a boolean set to true. Now Physics Arsenal simply looks for any metadata tag named “grabbable”
- This means the type of the “grabbable” tag no longer matters
Fixed a bug regarding the way torque was applied to grabbed objects that would cause objects to have an incorrect rotation when held.
Updated README to reflect these changes.

First versioned release of Physics Arsenal
PlayerInteraction.cs reworked so that grab functionality only needs to be defined once
- All data regarding the left and right hands are stored inside GrabData classes
Added “rotation_override” metadata tag support.
- This gives the ability to define the rotation objects will have relative to the camera when grabbed
Added “Grab Point” support
- This gives the ability to define a location on an object where the player will always grab when grabbing the object. Such as a handle
Added ability to switch between hold and toggle grab modes.
Added a UI label that displays which grab mode you are in.
Added the scene I test everything in to the asset.