Zbuffer error in render: when you render faces clipped by 'clip end' the
z values could wrap around, resulting in errors. Code not nicely clamps,
plus should be faster even!
In a A___B|---|B situation created by duplicating the B keyframe, the long keyframe between the 'B' keyframes was not showing up until the A keyframe was already duplicated. Reverting the 'optimisation' applied there (i.e. searching from last block, as that's where most blocks would be added)
Also removed some unused lines from gpencil.c
- Added blending mode and factor option, so it's more clear and
controllable what happens with it. Also nice for crazy effects
of course!
- Preview render now shows preview for it too
On the todos:
- have this in World buttons (as well) for quicker sky setups
- review math of color clamping and scaling, this is definitely
not good... but a fix will make old files look very different.
- Changed order for applying atmosphere, it does it now before alpha-adding
sky, giving correct transparency
- Added correction for de-premulling and premulling scatter color
(updated select group toolbox and header menu)
Added 2 copy property options - Replace All and Merge All, since there was no way to remove all properties, or set all objects game properties to be the same as the active objects.
Added set_ob_property(ob, prop) to property api.
bugfix in python api, copyAllPropertiesTo, it didnt check for duplicates or that it wasnt copying from/to the same object.
His log:
One of the calls to PIL_dynlib_get_error_as_string was assuming that
it would return a valid string and not NULL (perhaps by converting
to std::string).
This patch simply changes it to always return a string, even when the
error is not recognized.
Patch by Darryl Pogue (paradox).
Blender cuts off datablock names at 20 chars, which causes issues if you're trying to access Scenes with a string longer
than 20 chars.
Ex.
s = 'GuildPub-Writers_GLOBAL'
Blender.Scene.New(s) #This creates the scene "GuildPub-Writers_GLOB"
Blender.Scene.Get(s) #This throws an error: the name and the string don't match
This patch cuts down the input of Scene.Get() to the 20 char limits, thus making the the above example return the correct
scene.
When using a transform and there didn't exist an IPO-channel for that transform's focus (i.e. no rot curves when rotating) and "K" mode was active, there would be a crash due to missing checks for such situations.
- calling Text_reset within C/Api funcs didnt decref the Py_None Text_reset returned.
- Text_delete wasnt checking if the input was an int.
- a number of functions wernt checking if the text was removed.
console.py
- added clear output
- command history leaves empty command before wrapping
- add imports as dummy user input so commands written to a text file will run.
- faster writing of output to a textblock.
Commit patch #8195
New outliner mode: Sequence, it's show all the sequence and strip that
we have in the outliner, split it for type (particle, sound and so on..).
Some notes to take care:
* The strip can be selected with LMB
* The sequence can be deleted with XKEY (all the selected)
* The "Meta" are stored in a single tree (Meta Strip)
with all the sequence.
* Duplicate sequence (with the same name) are store in a single tree
and you can select all the Sequence with LMB in the "root" entry.
* Also show the directory path.
[ As Ton point in the tracker, still need more work (and options, Luca made
a really good list in the tracker), so move to the trunk and start
working here, probably a good topic for next meeting. ]
Commit patch #7788, allow to set the render step, so it's
possible make render every N frames only.
The step is change in Scene buttons (F10), below start and
end frame buttons.
Also add a command line options (-j), so it's possible to
overwrite the file step (useful for renderfarm).
[ Brecht, this work with OpenGL renders and simulated
the skipped frames, please double check ]
Three features that were on the main UI interface are now
moved to the Advanced Settings panel:
Margin, Actor (that becomes Sensor Actor) and No sleeping.
Sensor Actor is now a feature: it can be turned on and off
for all types of objects, and not just static objects.
Select the Sensor Actor button to make the object visible
to Near and Radar sensor.
The button is selected by default for dynamic objects
and unselected by default for static objects, to match
previous behavior.
