Solved two issues here:
- RNA update function for cache limiter wasn't type-casting to size_t
type, which lead to long int overflow.
- Display buffer size in color management wasn't calculated properly,
ended up with much more extra memory usage than it's needed.
Made offset and crop working in final resolution space, meaning that visual result
would be the same when using different proxy resolution in sequencer preview and
different resolution percentage when rendering.
It could break some files designed to with render percentage not equal to 100%
using wrong image crop and offset values. But this would also make it easier to
setup scene and render it with different percentage (useful for preview renders
for example)
Disable color picker button only if color block is invoked from another popup.
Only in this case color picking will fail. Valid RNA path isn't required for
this, only RNA pointer in button is needed.
This solves issue with missing color picking in user preferences.
* Node muting in node groups didn't work.
[#32597] Mute one node in a group blocks it
It looked for connections in the main tree, and not inside the group.
have no effect on the end result, because it is only an intermediate space and
scene_linear was already set to Linear. It does avoid some unnecessary matrix
transforms which should be a bit faster, and it makes it more clear what's
happening.
This was broken in r.46589, although it doesn't seem that these changes have any
relevance to the main fix being performed there.
The problem was that the offending changes made the Grease Pencil modal handler
exit when an RMB event occurs meant that the operator was exiting after the
initial click, meaning that it was only possible to draw single dots at a time
when using the hotkey version of PolyLine. The toolbox version however was
unaffected.
I've noted this specific problem in the code as a warning.
so now input color space could be changed directly from the compositor.
The only unfinished thing is missed compositor update when color space is
changing. Not sure about correct fix for this yet.
- objects were being selected rather then de-selected.
- object restrict selection wasnt de-selecting either (as it does when changing the object in the outliner directly).
File type was checking for wrong flags, now it should be checked against
actual file format flags which would be used on save.
We also can not free float buffer if file format doesn't have IM_FTYPE_FLOAT
flag -- i.e. TIFF doesn't have such flag and it decides whether float or
byte buffer should be used based on image depth.
(there were several differences on color theme stored in startup.blend
and colors after restoring them by Reset to Default Theme button).
Should be no other changes.
