Intended Community Contribution

Herein we maintain a list of what individual community members will be contributing toward the Torque 3D MIT codebase.

Item	Description	Community Member(s)
Cppcheck static code analysis	Use Cppcheck to perform a static analysis of Torque 3D's code base. This could be broken up into smaller items.
Compile warnings clean-up	Turn on compiler warnings and resolve them. This could be broken up into smaller items.
Update to the latest Bullet library version	Update the included Bullet library to the latest version. v2.81 would likely be the best one to start with. Could look into 3.x integration.
Update PhysX support to the latest 3.x version	Update Torque 3D's PhysX support for the latest PhysX 3.x version.
Master server updated to T3D	The Master Server code was written for TGE and should be updated for T3D and included in the repository. This also requires the proper build files for at least Linux.	smally
OSX platform support	’Codecandy’ OS X work ported to T3D MIT with complete basic lighting support.
Linux platform support	Linux client basic lighting support. Also talked about in this feature request
OBJ mesh file import support	Expand T3D's graphics pipeline to include loading in .obj files and converting them to DTS.
FBX file import support	Expand T3D's graphics pipeline to include loading in FBX files and converting them to DTS.
Image file support	Expand T3D's graphics pipeline by including support for new image file formats (such as Photoshop). This could be broken up into one task per image format.
Multiple CPU Core Usage (for skinned meshes especially)	T3D still utilizes only a single CPU core, and skinned meshes have to be written/animated/rendered/exist/whatever on it. Who doesn't have at least a dual core machine these days? From this feature request.