This also helped me pinpoint a couple of off by one errors in the UV rasterizing code. One especially noteworthy was that all UV at 1.0 (on the 0..1 scale) didn't render properly.
[ #6450 ] Save UV Layout: Overflow Error
This error was caused by excentric UV faces being exported (I'm talking things like 3443870976 as UV coord, in a range of 0..1).
Edges with extreme coordinates are now ignored (for TGA only, they are exported to SVG) and a warning is printed (at most once) to the console.
I chose to still export them to SVG because they don't affect the running time of the script while exporting them to TGA is just insanely long.
* SVG export support (thanks to Jarod's patch in the tracker)
* Faster tga export (from Jarod's patch too)
* Fixes from the review thread and the wiki:
** No longer adds the extension (tga or svg) if already there
** Adds the object name in between the filename and extension (and not after the extension if it was already present)
** Renamed options here and there.
Updated the interface to use PupBlock and the FileSelector instead of drawing a full GUI
Fix a crash when no objects were selected and the Ob option was activated
Added option to edit the resulting image in an external program (this needs a full python distro for the os module. it detects the presence of the module and shows the option only if possible).
Saves the selected settings (except the save path) with Registry, so they get loaded back next time you use the script.
The orange -> HEAD merge reverted some scripts to older versions. This only
affected the ones that already existed before the orange branch.
Minor issue, easy to fix.
All in all, kudos to kaito, Hos and others for all the hard work in
bringing (coding, merging) all these changes to the main branch.
-- adding help_browser.py to show help for installed scripts;
-- updated scripts to include basic doc info to be shown with above script:
script authors can / will / should update with more info, of course;
-- updated some scripts to newer versions: disp_paint, fixfromarmature, hotkeys, etc.
- tiny updates for better behavior, unix line endings, cvs Id tags;
- Updated DX7 exporter (thanks to author Ben Omari who's also working on a DX8 one);
- added sysinfo script;
Interface (scripts):
- changed behavior for which win is chosen for script guis:
Now there's a smarter order, guis will use either:
- Scripts win
- Buttons win (if not a script from groups Wizards or Utils)
- Text win
- Closest bigger area
- Added a button to the scripts header so that it's faster to return to the buttons win (this can be made general), if that was the previous win used.
-starting updates and new additions for Blender 2.34:
Some of the new scripts require Python modules not builtin with Blender, so you either need a full Python install or the needed extra modules. This is an ongoing work, there should be more scripts, better testing and also proper ways to tell users they don't have all expected modules. It's expected that Win users won't need full Python installs, since we can provide a minimal zip with the needed modules from 2.34 on.
Thanks to Anthony D'Agostino (scorpius), Jean-Michel Soler (jms) and Campbell Barton (Cam / ideasman) for donating the scripts now added / updated.
BPython:
-added two new script menu groups: Tools and Utils. We still need to find places elsewhere in the gui where the groups can be put.
in the UV/Image editor 'UVs' menu
Script authors can use:
Group: 'UV'
in the headers of their scripts to let them appear in
this menu.
* Updated the UV Face Layout script to reside in the UVs
menu, rather than the (incorrect) File->Export menu.
- tiny harmless change in module Blender.Material's *doc*.
Aphex: tested your fix for windows (thank you -- and Bill Baxter for reporting):
It doesn't break anything here (linux). So probably no need for #ifdef's.
