BPyMessages - added "Save over" message for scripts to use, so as not to overwrite files.

import_obj - comments, docstring additions, cleanup.

OBJ export: -renamed export_obj
 faster edge exporting (use edges LOOSE flag rather then finding zero face user edges)
 check for file before overwriting
 use object iterators

release/scripts/bpymodules/BPyMessages.py

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-from Blender import Draw
+from Blender import Draw, sys
 def Error_NoMeshSelected():
 	Draw.PupMenu('ERROR%t|No mesh objects selected')
 def Error_NoMeshActive():
@@ -8,3 +8,11 @@ def Error_NoMeshUvSelected():
 def Error_NoMeshUvActive():
 	Draw.PupMenu('ERROR%t|Active object is not a mesh with texface')
 
+def Warning_SaveOver(path):
+	'''Returns - True to save, False dont save'''
+	if sys.exists(sys.expandpath(path)):
+		ret= Draw.PupMenu('Save over%t|' + path)
+		if ret == -1:
+			return False
+	
+	return True

release/scripts/export_obj.py

@@ -16,7 +16,10 @@ This script is an exporter to OBJ file format.
 
 Usage:
 
-Run this script from "File->Export" menu to export all meshes.
+Select the objects you wish to export and run this script from "File->Export" menu.
+Selecting the default options from the popup box will be good in most cases.
+All objects that can be represented as a mesh (mesh, curve, metaball, surface, text3d)
+will be exported as mesh data.
 """
 
 
@@ -46,6 +49,7 @@ Run this script from "File->Export" menu to export all meshes.
 import Blender
 from Blender import Mesh, Scene, Window, sys, Image, Draw
 import BPyMesh
+import BPyMessages
 
 # Returns a tuple - path,extension.
 # 'hello.obj' >  ('hello', '.obj')
@@ -68,9 +72,6 @@ def saneFilechars(name):
 		name = name.replace(ch, '_')
 	return name
 
-def sortPair(a,b):
-	return min(a,b), max(a,b)
-
 global MTL_DICT
 
 # A Dict of Materials
@@ -217,7 +218,7 @@ EXPORT_GROUP_BY_OB=False,  EXPORT_GROUP_BY_MAT=False):
 	file = open(filename, "w")
 	
 	# Write Header
-	file.write('# Blender v%s OBJ File: %s\n' % (Blender.Get('version'), Blender.Get('filename').split('/')[-1].split('\\')[-1] ))
+	file.write('# Blender3D v%s OBJ File: %s\n' % (Blender.Get('version'), Blender.Get('filename').split('/')[-1].split('\\')[-1] ))
 	file.write('# www.blender3d.org\n')
 
 	# Tell the obj file what material file to use.
@@ -380,7 +381,6 @@ EXPORT_GROUP_BY_OB=False,  EXPORT_GROUP_BY_MAT=False):
 				key = materialNames[min(f.mat,len(materialNames)-1)],  None # No image, use None instead.
 				#key = materialNames[f.mat],  None # No image, use None instead.
 			
-			
 			# CHECK FOR CONTEXT SWITCH
 			if key == contextMat:
 				pass # Context alredy switched, dont do anythoing
@@ -468,19 +468,10 @@ EXPORT_GROUP_BY_OB=False,  EXPORT_GROUP_BY_MAT=False):
 		
 		# Write edges.
 		if EXPORT_EDGES:
-			edgeUsers = {}
+			LOOSE= Mesh.EdgeFlags.LOOSE
-			for f in faces:
-				for i in xrange(len(f_v)):
-					faceEdgeVKey = sortPair(f_v[i].index, f_v[i-1].index)
-					
-					# We dont realy need to keep count. Just that a face uses it 
-					# so dont export.
-					edgeUsers[faceEdgeVKey] = 1 
-				
 			for ed in edges:
-				edgeVKey = sortPair(ed.v1.index, ed.v2.index)
+				if ed.flag & LOOSE:
-				if not edgeUsers.has_key(edgeVKey): # No users? Write the edge.
+					file.write('f %d %d\n' % (ed.v1.index+totverts, ed.v2.index+totverts))
-					file.write('f %d %d\n' % (edgeVKey[0]+totverts, edgeVKey[1]+totverts))
 			
 		# Make the indicies global rather then per mesh
 		totverts += len(m.verts)
@@ -507,9 +498,6 @@ EXPORT_GROUP_BY_OB=False,  EXPORT_GROUP_BY_MAT=False):
 
 def write_ui(filename):
 	
-	for s in Window.GetScreenInfo():
-		Window.QHandle(s['id'])
-	
 	EXPORT_APPLY_MODIFIERS = Draw.Create(1)
 	EXPORT_ROTX90 = Draw.Create(1)
 	EXPORT_TRI = Draw.Create(0)
@@ -552,6 +540,7 @@ def write_ui(filename):
 	if not Draw.PupBlock('Export...', pup_block):
 		return
 	
+	Window.EditMode(0)
 	Window.WaitCursor(1)
 	
 	EXPORT_APPLY_MODIFIERS = EXPORT_APPLY_MODIFIERS.val
@@ -594,7 +583,7 @@ def write_ui(filename):
 		
 		# Export an animation?
 		if EXPORT_ANIMATION:
-			scene_frames = range(context.startFrame(), context.endFrame()+1) # up to and including the end frame.
+			scene_frames = xrange(context.startFrame(), context.endFrame()+1) # up to and including the end frame.
 		else:
 			scene_frames = [orig_frame] # Dont export an animation.
 		
@@ -605,12 +594,15 @@ def write_ui(filename):
 			
 			Blender.Set('curframe', frame)
 			if EXPORT_SEL_ONLY:
-				export_objects = Blender.Object.GetSelected() # Export Context
+				export_objects = scn.objects.selected #Blender.Object.GetSelected() # Export Context
 			else:	
-				export_objects = scn.getChildren()
+				export_objects = scn.objects # scn.getChildren()
 			
+			full_path= ''.join(context_name)
+			
+			if BPyMessages.Warning_SaveOver(full_path):
 				# EXPORT THE FILE.
-			write(''.join(context_name), export_objects,\
+				write(full_path, export_objects,\
 				EXPORT_TRI, EXPORT_EDGES, EXPORT_NORMALS,\
 				EXPORT_NORMALS_HQ, EXPORT_UV, EXPORT_MTL,\
 				EXPORT_COPY_IMAGES, EXPORT_APPLY_MODIFIERS,\

release/scripts/import_obj.py

@@ -12,17 +12,19 @@ __url__= ["blender.org", "blenderartists.org"]
 __version__= "2.0"
 
 __bpydoc__= """\
-This script imports OBJ files to Blender.
+This script imports a Wavefront OBJ files to Blender.
 
 Usage:
 Run this script from "File->Import" menu and then load the desired OBJ file.
-Note, This loads mesh objects and materials only, nurbs and curves are unsupported.
+Note, This loads mesh objects and materials only, nurbs and curves are not supported.
 """
 
 from Blender import *
 import BPyMesh
 import BPyImage
 
+
+# Generic path functions
 def stripFile(path):
 	'''Return directory, where the file is'''
 	lastSlash= max(path.rfind('\\'), path.rfind('/'))
@@ -30,9 +32,8 @@ def stripFile(path):
 		path= path[:lastSlash]
 	return '%s%s' % (path, sys.sep)
 
-# Generic path functions
 def stripPath(path):
-	# Strips the slashes from the back of a string
+	'''Strips the slashes from the back of a string'''
 	return path.split('/')[-1].split('\\')[-1]
 
 def stripExt(name): # name is a string
@@ -44,8 +45,13 @@ def stripExt(name): # name is a string
 		return name
 # end path funcs
 
+
+
 def line_value(line_split):
-	'''Takes removes the first work from the line, None if theres only1 word'''
+	'''
+	Returns 1 string represneting the value for this line
+	None will be returned if theres only 1 word
+	'''
 	length= len(line_split)
 	if length == 1:
 		return None
@@ -75,8 +81,10 @@ def obj_image_load(imagepath, DIR, IMAGE_SEARCH):
 	
 
 def create_materials(filepath, material_libs, unique_materials, unique_material_images, IMAGE_SEARCH):
-	'''Create all the used materials in this obj,
+	'''
-	assign colors and images to the materials from all referenced material libs'''
+	Create all the used materials in this obj,
+	assign colors and images to the materials from all referenced material libs
+	'''
 	DIR= stripFile(filepath)
 	
 	#==================================================================================#
@@ -184,6 +192,12 @@ def create_materials(filepath, material_libs, unique_materials, unique_material_
 
 			
 def split_mesh(verts_loc, faces, unique_materials, SPLIT_OBJECTS, SPLIT_MATERIALS):
+	'''
+	Takes vert_loc and faces, and seperates into multiple sets of 
+	(verts_loc, faces, unique_materials)
+	This is done so objects do not overload the 16 material limit.
+	'''
+	
 	if not SPLIT_OBJECTS and not SPLIT_MATERIALS:
 		return [(verts_loc, faces, unique_materials)]
 	
@@ -248,8 +262,11 @@ def split_mesh(verts_loc, faces, unique_materials, SPLIT_OBJECTS, SPLIT_MATERIAL
 	return [(verts_split, faces_split, unique_materials_split) for faces_split, verts_split, unique_materials_split, vert_remap in face_split_dict.itervalues()]
 
 
-def create_meshes(new_objects, has_ngons, CREATE_FGONS, CREATE_EDGES, verts_loc, verts_tex, faces, unique_materials, unique_material_images, unique_smooth_groups):
+def create_mesh(new_objects, has_ngons, CREATE_FGONS, CREATE_EDGES, verts_loc, verts_tex, faces, unique_materials, unique_material_images, unique_smooth_groups):
-	
+	'''
+	Takes all the data gathered and generates a mesh, adding the new object to new_objects
+	deals with fgons, sharp edges and assigning materials
+	'''
 	if not has_ngons:
 		CREATE_FGONS= False
 	
@@ -363,10 +380,6 @@ def create_meshes(new_objects, has_ngons, CREATE_FGONS, CREATE_EDGES, verts_loc,
 	me.materials= materials[0:16] # make sure the list isnt too big.
 	#me.verts.extend([(0,0,0)]) # dummy vert
 	me.verts.extend(verts_loc)
-	for f in faces:
-		if len(f[0]) not in (3,4):
-			print len(f[0])
-			raise "Error"
 	
 	face_mapping= me.faces.extend([f[0] for f in faces], indexList=True)
 	
@@ -472,7 +485,12 @@ def get_float_func(filepath):
 				return float
 
 def load_obj(filepath, CLAMP_SIZE= 0.0, CREATE_FGONS= True, CREATE_SMOOTH_GROUPS= True, CREATE_EDGES= True, SPLIT_OBJECTS= True, SPLIT_GROUPS= True, SPLIT_MATERIALS= True, IMAGE_SEARCH=True):
-	
+	'''
+	Called by the user interface or another script.
+	load_obj(path) - should give acceptable results.
+	This function passes the file and sends the data off
+		to be split into objects and then converted into mesh objects
+	'''
 	print '\nimporting obj "%s"' % filepath
 	
 	time_main= sys.time()
@@ -637,7 +655,7 @@ def load_obj(filepath, CLAMP_SIZE= 0.0, CREATE_FGONS= True, CREATE_SMOOTH_GROUPS
 	# Split the mesh by objects/materials, may 
 	for verts_loc_split, faces_split, unique_materials_split in split_mesh(verts_loc, faces, unique_materials, SPLIT_OBJECTS, SPLIT_MATERIALS):
 		# Create meshes from the data
-		create_meshes(new_objects, has_ngons, CREATE_FGONS, CREATE_EDGES, verts_loc_split, verts_tex, faces_split, unique_materials_split, unique_material_images, unique_smooth_groups)
+		create_mesh(new_objects, has_ngons, CREATE_FGONS, CREATE_EDGES, verts_loc_split, verts_tex, faces_split, unique_materials_split, unique_material_images, unique_smooth_groups)
 	
 	axis_min= [ 1000000000]*3
 	axis_max= [-1000000000]*3