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Rename PlayerPositionsToShader to LightUpdater

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Renamed all references, scripts, and editor helpers from PlayerPositionsToShader to LightUpdater for improved clarity and consistency. Updated README and editor preview documentation to reflect the new naming. Added new shader Standard_Lightmap_2SP for enhanced lighting and shadow support.
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@@ -30,13 +30,13 @@ On PC, I haven't encountered any frame drops in the editor at all, even with 400
1. Clone the code into your project.
2. Add the `PlayerPositionsToShader` component to a GameObject in your scene:
2. Add the `LightUpdater` component to a GameObject in your scene:
- Tweak strength/intensity of the local and remote player if you want them to have an attached light.
3. For lights, attach `LightdataStorage` to a Transform and configure:
- `range`, `type`, `color`, `intensity`, and `spotAngleDeg`.
4. Add the light transform to your `PlayerPositionsToShader` component's `otherLightSources` array.
4. Add the light transform to your `LightUpdater` component's `otherLightSources` array.
5. Use one of the premade shaders on your material. Or, if you feel like it, use the provided .hlsl/.cginc in your own shader. You just need to copy everything surrounded by Moonlight comments, and apply it at the end of your shader.
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## Editor preview
- While not in play mode, the editor helper `PlayerPositionsToShaderPreview` (EditorPreview/Editor/PlayerPositionsToShaderPreview.cs) and `ShadowcasterUpdaterPreview` (EditorPreview/Editor/ShadowcasterUpdaterPreview.cs) write the same property blocks to assigned Renderers so you can preview lighting effects in the Scene view. Those update 10 times a second.
- The editor partial helper for building preview arrays is in `EditorPreview/PlayerPositionsToShader.Editor.cs`.
- While not in play mode, the editor helper `LightUpdaterPreview` (EditorPreview/Editor/LightUpdaterPreview.cs) and `ShadowcasterUpdaterPreview` (EditorPreview/Editor/ShadowcasterUpdaterPreview.cs) write the same property blocks to assigned Renderers so you can preview lighting effects in the Scene view. Those update 10 times a second.
- The editor partial helper for building preview arrays is in `EditorPreview/LightUpdater.Editor.cs`.
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