scn.objects.selected = [] # deselect all
scn.objects.selected = scn.objects # select all
scn.objects.context = [ob1, ob2...]
Added epydoc examples and updates importer scripts to use this de-select-all method.
- Dont allow it to apply the matrix twice to a linked-dupe. (Same as Apply Loc/Size/Rot)
- Make sure that the source object is active, not just the first selected object.
- Use Mesh instead of NMesh.
- use mesh.transform(mat) rather then vert by vert vec*mat
Other scripts had pupBlock changes for better layout.
Python 2.4+ supports large list processing with generators, but
Python 2.3 will break if you use that syntax. Until we depend on
the newer versions, I have commented out the generator syntax and
only use the list-comprehension type instead.
Added a new script - 'Dump All Images to Path'
This script copies all the images used by 1 blend to a spesified path and references the new images from Blender
Usefull for moving projects between computers or when you reference many images. naming collisions and multiple images using the same image path are delt with properly only creating new image names when needed.
Blender images will reference the newly copied files - So be mindfull when you save your blend after running the script.
Notes, images with the path "Untitled will be ignored"
Image path collisions are managed by enumerating the path names so images will never be overwritten at the target path.
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
http://mediawiki.blender.org/index.php/ScriptDev/Guidelines
* Recursive search was enabled by default, if your OBJ happened to be at root path, loading the OBJ could take ages. Made recursive searching optional.
* MAX's MTL exporter replaces spaces with underscores, image loading checks for this and loads the name with spaces if the one with underscores dosnt exist. not realy a problem with the importer but annoying to manually replace lots of images.
The original obj importer was ok but it gradually got slower
as it had to support quirks of rare files.
This importer supports these quirks without bad workarounds and ~250 less lines.
* Moved from NMesh to Mesh
* Import smooth groups as hard edges
* Import Lines from sketchup (Thanks Wavk)
* Uses less memory
* faster (On a 70meg poser test model, benchmarked from 130sec to 41.2sec)
Not yet supported from the old importer-
* Scaling down to a bounding area
* Importing multiple obj's at once
* Using existing materials in the .blend
* Importing as a group instance.
