In my attempts to get cinepaint's cineon code to work with files in memory,
I accidently rewrote something that should have been left as it is. This
causes images whose image buffers didn't start right after the cineon header to
become "shifted" to the left.
The DPX code looks correct, though.
* Added bpy.*.new() - works for all except sound and font types
* Added bpy.*.load() - works for sound, font and image types
Text3d - removed unneeded check.
Small but very annoying issue with modifiers meant that G.totvert/totedge/totface
were updated to reflect the effects of a subsurf modifier in object mode but all other
modifier types were ignored. This was not only inconsistent, but also made it very
difficult to keep track of poly budgets. Now in order to obtain accurate counts
object_handle_update is called immediatly after adding a modifier and precedes a call
to countall() which has been modified to query the final derived mesh directly
using dm->getNumVerts/Edges/Faces callbacks. Editmode behaviour is unchanged.
added a function - GenericLib_assignData for assigning blender data, to assign an ipo to a camera or world to a scene for instance.
Using this function removed ~300 lines of code.
also fixes user count error in some places that didnt check.
also made it possible to clear the colorband by setting it to []
Fixed bug #6153, Blender Crash during rendering (internal) with object selected in edit mode.
* Added a render parameter to several of multires's functions. If render==true, multires won't push data onto the undo stack, and regular Mesh data is always used (as opposed to EditMesh data.)
* Auto-create compbufs for first socket of alphaover and set alpha nodes.
This allows you to eg. plug something into the second socket of an
alphaover node, and choose a solid colour in the first empty socket for
the image to be superimposed over.
Previously I had to create a bunch of extra nodes to (for example) mix
100% black over my render, just to get a black compbuf of the right size
that I could plug in. Not nice.
The Mix node already works this way, and these two should have, but
didn't.
* Allow the 'Fac' value to be used on RGB curves when there is no input
image. This lets you easily fade the changes in and out to check it
against the original, or to tone down the effect of the colour correction.
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Bugfix #6174: files larger than (2^31)-1 bytes were reported with negative
sizes in file manager windows. Added a cast to unsigned int before doing
conversions for the UI.
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Forgot to put sentinel at end of Curve_getseters, probably the cause of
crashes on OSX (thanks Stephen!). Also add doc strings for attributes, add
missing "taperob" attribute to python docs.
better support on low-end Macintoshes with integrated Intel graphics
chipsets. Patch received from "UncleZiev" on #blendercoders, but I
adjusted it so other video chipsets and platforms are unaffected.
The only visual difference is that on MacBook and iMac machines, the box
select outline is drawn with solid, not dashed lines like other platforms
and not invisible as they were previously.
scene.sequence - This is an iterator that loops over strips, metastrips are intern iterable.
currently has support for dealing with scene strips and metastrips, generic strip options and moving strips about.
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Fix potential problem with tex.evaluate(); calling multitex_ext() with
non-zero integers instead of pointers. Campbell, double-check that this fix
is correct, otherwise take another look at what it should do.
- fix for 3DPlugin compile
- cleanup of bullet path
- removed PHY_ODE project from 3D plugin too, not used anymore
Now all configurations should build again, let me know of any problems!
Not been able to test if the 3DPlugin is actually working,is job for another day ;)
Also the 3DPlugin is compiled without OpenExr, this needs to be looked into once too.
bvh_import.py
- delaying IPO updates gives a significant speedup.
- IPO's use linear interpolation now
- Added an option to loop the animation.
- fix for own bug, importing to empties never worked.
Added option "Load Factory Settings" in the "File" menu.
With this, users don't have to remove .B.blend if they want to load the default data stored in Blender. Thanks Ton for ok'ing it and suggesting a better place in the menu (I had put it as "New (factory defaults)").
