* fix: Simplemouse bounding box size fix
* fix: Bug when exiting game with simplemouse with disconnecting non-connected gamepad
* fix: issue-339. Simplemouse gives an error in the debug when you move on/off ESCItems
* fix: tracks mouse position to allow for mouse tracking as well as on-demand tooltip updates on immediate target change, i.e. rendering doesn't lag a frame behind.
* chore: decouple further by using a signal
* fix: Correct action getting randomly lost with simplemouse
* fix: deleted objects aren't always equated to null.
* fix: clear the tooltip when an action is finished.
* fix: clears tooltip only on successful event completion; debug code cleanup.
* Broken room 5
* fix: Item collisions correctly determined when game resolution = screen resolution
* Update addons/escoria-core/game/core-scripts/esc_item.gd
Co-authored-by: Duncan Brown <duncan@prometheussoftware.ca>
* Update addons/escoria-ui-simplemouse/game.gd
Co-authored-by: Duncan Brown <duncan@prometheussoftware.ca>
* fix: Reverted default UI to 9 verbs
Co-authored-by: Balloonpopper <balloonpopper@git.com>
Co-authored-by: Duncan Brown <duncan@prometheussoftware.ca>
It appears that the settings `escoria/esc/command_paths` and
`escoria/main/command_directories` have duplicate purposes.
Unfortunately, they are read in different places, so if you add a
directory to one setting, it will not be present in the other.
Specifically, `ESCCompiler` read from `escoria/esc/command_paths`
while `ESCCommand` and `ESCCommandRegistry` read from
`escoria/main/command_directories`.
As the `COMMAND_PATHS` constant had no references, it seemed more
appropriate to delete.
The `escoria/esc/command_paths` appears to have been set initially in
`project.godot` as part of:
https://github.com/godot-escoria/escoria-demo-game/pull/467
