[3.x] CSGPolygon add interpolation #53462
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Version 3.x of #61424 previously #53195
This new pull request can interpolate in all CSGPolygon mode.
The interpolation work using a Curve who interpolate between two polygon array. If both polygons are equal, a single scaling mode is active.
If the polygon2 is empty, when you active the interpolation bool, you make a copy of the first polygon to the second. Is a way to reset or help you for editing the polygons.
No interpolation are happening if the curve is null and if the size of polygon2 is different of the polygon.
The interpolation make 3 styles of modification, like a scaling, moving or expanding.
More informations and videos on 4.0 version #53195