ModContentRegistry: Filter item descriptor by resource form #246
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In the `IsDescriptorFilteredOut()` function, add additional checks to filter out item descriptors depending on their resource form. Without this change, the `IncludeNonSolid` flag does absolutely nothing. Also filter out any non-subclasses of `UFGItemDescriptor`, which shouldn't have been registered in the item registry to begin with. Signed-off-by: Angel Pons <[email protected]>
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In the
IsDescriptorFilteredOut()function, add additional checks to filter out item descriptors depending on their resource form. Without this change, theIncludeNonSolidflag does absolutely nothing. Also filter out any non-subclasses ofUFGItemDescriptor, which shouldn't have been registered in the item registry to begin with.