Addon: [1.9.15] Use full 24-bit range for position encoding#794
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Replace the generic float encoding (6% of 24-bit range) with a dedicated fixed24 encoder that uses the full 0-16777215 range for normalized 0-1 position coordinates, improving world precision from ~0.005 to ~0.0003 yards. Also rename float/GetFixed to fixed20/GetFixed20 for consistency with the new fixed24/GetFixed24 naming convention. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
fixed24encoding function that uses the full 24-bit RGB range (0–16,777,215) for normalized 0–1 position coordinates, replacing the genericfloatencoding that only used ~6% of the rangefloat/GetFixedtofixed20/GetFixed20for consistency with the newfixed24/GetFixed24naming conventionTest plan
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