Fixed some bugs

- Spectator sync now uses localPosition so that ship movement doesn't look like constant teleporting
- Removed transparent ship doors because of immense performance issues
- Removed API
- Dynamic resolution settings no longer require a restart to apply
- Custom camera movement changed to LateUpdate to fix smoothness while ship is moving

Docs/API/README.md

@@ -2,9 +2,8 @@
 
 1. [Adding LCVR as a dependency](#adding-lcvr-as-a-dependency)
 2. [Checking if VR is active](#checking-if-vr-is-active)
-3. [Creating a VR plugin](#creating-a-vr-plugin)
-4. [Creating a VR interactable object](#creating-a-vr-interactable-object)
-5. [Registering custom doors](#registering-custom-doors)
+3. [Creating a VR interactable object](#creating-a-vr-interactable-object)
+4. [Registering custom doors](#registering-custom-doors)
 
 ## Adding LCVR as a dependency
 
@@ -15,8 +14,8 @@ LCVR is available on [DaXcess' NuGet Registry](https://nuget.daxcess.io/packages
 > Make sure you have added `https://nuget.daxcess.io/v3/index.json` to your NuGet sources list
 
 ```sh
-# Optionally target a specific version by adding `--version x.x.x` at the end
-dotnet add package LCVR
+# Target a specific version by adding `--version x.x.x` at the end
+dotnet add package LCVR --version x.x.x
 ```
 
 ## Checking if VR is active
@@ -38,27 +37,6 @@ else
 }
 ```
 
-## Creating a VR plugin
-
-LCVR allows you to create a plugin without the need to use BepInEx.
-
-To get started, create a new class, like this:
-
-```cs
-using LCVR.API;
-
-[LCVRPlugin]
-public class MyVRPlugin : LCVRPlugin
-{
-    public void OnLoad()
-    {
-        // Startup code...
-    }
-}
-```
-
-For a list of available overrides, check the [LCVRPlugin.md](LCVRPlugin.md) documentation.
-
 ## Creating a VR interactable object
 
 By default, most interactions within the game are controlled by an `InteractTrigger`. VR is compatible with these types of interactions, however since v1.2.0 some of these built in triggers have been disabled in favor of using physical interactions (e.g. having to physically press a button instead of using a "point and click" type interaction).

Source/Assets/AssetManager.cs

@@ -21,8 +21,6 @@ internal static class AssetManager
     public static Material splashMaterial;
     public static Material defaultRayMat;
     public static Material alwaysOnTopMat;
-    public static Material transparentHangarShipDoor1;
-    public static Material transparentHangarShipDoor2;
 
     public static InputActionAsset defaultInputActions;
     public static InputActionAsset nullInputActions;
@@ -65,8 +63,6 @@ public static bool LoadAssets()
         splashMaterial = assetBundle.LoadAsset<Material>("Splash");
         defaultRayMat = assetBundle.LoadAsset<Material>("Default Ray");
         alwaysOnTopMat = assetBundle.LoadAsset<Material>("Always On Top");
-        transparentHangarShipDoor1 = assetBundle.LoadAsset<Material>("HangarShipDoor1");
-        transparentHangarShipDoor2 = assetBundle.LoadAsset<Material>("HangarShipDoor2");
 
         githubImage = assetBundle.LoadAsset<Sprite>("Github");
         kofiImage = assetBundle.LoadAsset<Sprite>("Ko-Fi");