however this meant the invoke function could not modify properties for exec to use (unless it called exec directly after)
since the popup for eg would re-instance the python class each time.
now use the operator properties directly through rna without an automatic copy.
now an operator attribute is accessed like this...
self.path --> self.properties.path
To insert keys, use I key while hovering over the button for now, rmb clicking on the property to insert a key doesn't work (general bug for all regions except property editor - will investigate).
Doesn't convert over from old fac0 ipos on opening old files though for the time being.
* Made sequence strip names unique while I was at it, to allow strip properties to be animated properly.
only implimented min/max precision & step.
at the moment there is no way to edit these other then via python
example of setting UI limits...
>>> C.object['foo'] = 0.5
>>> C.object['_RNA_UI'] = {'foo': {'step': 0.5, 'soft_max': 10.0, 'soft_min': 0.0, 'precision': 2, 'description': 'Some setting'}}
Also fixed typo's: precission -> precision
Fixes an issue with the clipping that was set back to 0.01 Made it 0.1 once again as this fixes Z buffer issues.
Put the Item panel at the top in the n-key region
Removed Properties and Quad View Screens
Cleaned up UV Editing Screen, removing Properties
* structural can be set to 0
* pre-roll now available through GUI and works like following:
a) Pre rolled frames are NOT cached
b) reset cache + cloth on pre roll setting change
* "RNA Path" and "Array Index" for the active F-Curve in the Graph Editor are now shown in the properties region. These are greyed out unless the F-Curve cannot be evaluated, in which case they can be edited to make the F-Curve work again
* Made the Push and Relax operators in Pose Mode fit on a single row in the toolbar, since they're opposites of each other.
Included more tools, such as Edge Slide and Shrink/Fatten in toolbar to make them easier to find.
Did some reorganization of tools in the mesh editing toolbar to categorize tools better.
Made some tools like Grease Pencil tools more compact in the UI
- Didn't support new userdef keymaps (new "active" rna function to get the active version of a keymap)
- Didn't support modal keymaps (new "modal" param to add_keymap function, new "add_modal_item" function on keymaps (both functions now make sure the keymap is of the right type))
Fixing/Missing RNA properties:
- "virtual" property for "ANY" modifier for keymapitem
- modal property for keymap
- Look up modal_items in usermaps too
Lazy init usermaps needs to init modal_items too.
New function to initialize a user keymap (fill in modal_item and poll pointers).
Operator modal keymaps now look up if there's a user defined keymap that overwrites it.
Full Event UI buttons now show "Any" when modifier is set to that (instead of listing all of them).
Note: Having the modifiers as boolean still doesn't express the full breath of values possible for them. There is commented code in this commit to represent them as enum, which would solve this, but make the keymap editor more cryptic.
This changes the layout when the properties window gets too narrow to render the contents properly.
Currently implemented for render, scene, world, object and materials, but the rest can be done easily.
Here's a video for demonstration:
http://www.reynish.com/files/blender25/properties_resize.mov
It automatically detects the window width and then skips the indicators that tells the layout to go to the next column. It requires very minimal changes to the UI scripts so we don't have to maintain two versions of the layouts.
* Renamed "Keep Max Length" to "Y Scaling" which has the opposite meaning
* Improved the way that Y-Scaling off behaves. Most of the time, bones that do not fit on the curve are now "blended off" their default rotations instead of being scaled to zero.
* Added option to offset an entire chain by moving the root bone of the chain. This is named "Chain Offset"
* new operator: set rendersize (SEQUENCE_OT_rendersize) sets the render output size in the current scene to the size of the active sequence strip
* works for movies and images right now
* TODO: currently only works if image or movie strip has been loaded (as in showing the preview for example) - reason is that otherwise the size is not initialized in the strip
- separated python console from the interactive console
- added shell console type (simple example)
- console types are autodetected and can be selected in the menu
