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Decouple asset loading processes from the graphics submodule. #67

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ImmutableOctet opened this issue Jul 20, 2023 · 1 comment
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Good practice Indicates a proposed change that would be seen as good practice module: engine For features that involve the `engine` module. (optional) module: graphics For features that involve the `graphics` module. (optional) Refactor Used to flag significant codebase refactors

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We currently integrate many of the lower-level asset processing routines in the graphics submodule, rather than separating this into its own portion of the codebase (e.g. the engine module).

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@ImmutableOctet ImmutableOctet added Good practice Indicates a proposed change that would be seen as good practice module: engine For features that involve the `engine` module. (optional) module: graphics For features that involve the `graphics` module. (optional) Refactor Used to flag significant codebase refactors labels Jul 20, 2023
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To add to the description; we currently handle asset loading via assimp, which ideally wouldn't have any required linkage with the graphics submodule. Longer term, this would make for separating of graphics into a runtime module much easier.

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