Introduce SimplifyOptions and SimplifyVertexOptions enums for mesh simplification, replacing magic numbers with type-safe flags. Update MeshOptApi with strongly-typed wrapper methods. Refactor MeshletUtility to use new enums and nullable delegates, and fix stride calculation for pointer arithmetic.
Rename NamingConventions.GetMethodName to GetName, update name removal logic to use "$TBare", and add ALL_CAPS style for constants. Update config files to match new naming conventions and add ALL_CAPS constant rule for meshopt. Refactor BindingParser and related classes to support constant member kind. Apply minor bug fixes and code style improvements throughout.
Refactor and regenerate native C# bindings for Ghost.MeshOptimizer, Ghost.Nvtt, and Ghost.Ufbx to match updated native APIs and improve usability.
- Replace meshoptimizer.dll with newer version.
- Move meshoptimizer functions to static methods in partial class; add new meshlet, simplification, quantization features.
- Remove enum wrappers in favor of constants; delete meshopt_Allocator.cs.
- Regenerate native wrappers with PascalCase naming, XML doc comments, and aggressive inlining.
- Implement IDisposable for resource structs; update configs for naming, documentation, and method mapping.
- Update user code to use new wrapper classes and method names.
- Improve documentation and comments for clarity.
BREAKING CHANGE: API surface changes, wrapper class and method names updated, enum wrappers removed, custom allocator deleted.
Major rewrite of the README for Ghost.NativeWrapperGen:
- Clarifies project purpose, design, and intended usage.
- Adds concrete code examples of generated wrappers.
- Updates CLI usage and provides validated command lines.
- Replaces old config schema docs with detailed tables for all config fields, including new `remaps` and `actions`.
- Documents the new config-driven routing and remapping system.
- Explains the action-based method routing with conditions and apply steps.
- Details naming conventions and method name derivation.
- Provides a full, modern config example for nvtt.
- Updates recommended workflow for wrapper regeneration and build.
- Emphasizes the design principle of keeping policy in config.
- Removes outdated sections and limitations.
- Improves formatting and accessibility for new users.
Major overhaul of native wrapper generation for ufbx and nvtt.
Replaces all hand-written and class-based wrappers with auto-generated partial struct wrappers that directly expose native API methods via pointers. Introduces a new JSON-driven configuration system using "remaps" and "actions" for flexible parameter/return mapping and method routing. Removes legacy config sections and helper classes, focusing solely on method wrappers. Updates all usages and tests to use the new pointer-based API. Cleans up obsolete code and ensures resource management is handled via struct Dispose methods. The result is a thinner, more direct, and maintainable interop layer.
BREAKING CHANGE: All managed wrapper classes and helpers are removed in favor of struct-based pointer wrappers. API usage and resource management patterns have changed.
