The issue was related to referencing...
In OpenTK 2.0, Vector3.Transform(Quaternion) actually returned a new instance of the rotated vector, which was then changed in 3.0 so that no new vector instances were created for better performance. In short, this is what caused the issue at Vector3.Transform(Quaternion), returning incorrectly rotated vectors.
Pinning the version of paket used should ensure that running of "paket
install" is reproducible ensuring our CI git diff check doesn't spuriously
fail.
* Fix Generator.Rewrite failing on iOS builds
* Fix incorrect path
* Directly link to Xamarin.iOS facades
* Fix Xamarin.Mac framework directory
* Add TVOS/WatchOS framework directories
* Add Android framework directory
* Remove unused framework dirs for now
Maybe we can add these back in later, when we have compiling support for these platforms.
* Remove ProjectExtensions
Not sure how this version check slipped in. It's not present in upstream
cecil code or the disassembled code from our current copy of
mono.cecil.dll.
Fixes#710
* Fix to able to recover from GraphicsModeException in the override OnHandleCreated.
* Changes according to comments:
- m_implementation and m_context is now always set. To DummyGLControl if CreateContext fails
- Changed FailedCreateContext -> HasValidContext
- Changed all if{} to short style with braces.
- Added null propagation when applicable
- Renamed member variables to have 'm_' infront.
- and more ...
* Changed 'm_' prefix into '_'
Added braces to be using Allman Style
* Fixed:
2) SA1003: GLControl.cs(226,47): Operator '(IGraphicsContextInternal)' must not be followed by whitespace.
3) SA1003: GLControl.cs(412,49): Operator '(float)' must not be followed by whitespace.
* Removed Paket.Restore.targets from sourcecontrol
Added *.Restore.targets to .gitignore
* Fixed comments
Added *.DotSettings to .gitignore
* Removed *.DotSettings from GitIgnore
Moved *.Restore.targets to Paket section
Fixed API documentation and changed convertion from euler angles to quaterion:
Rotation will applied in following order: 1. xAxis, 2. yAxis, 3. zAxis.
Right hand rule is used here. Rotation is interpreted counter clock wise, in viewing direction of positive axis. Still need to double check that with unit tests.
Fixes#642, until https://github.com/jbevain/cecil/pull/477 is merged
and released and we can update our Mono.Cecil dependency to that
version.
This custom resolver takes into account Mono reference assemblies for
mscorlib. This ensures we don't add spurious references to mscorlib
4.0.
