- CMake on unix default OpenMP to enabled.
- Scons on linux default OpenMP to enabled.
- copying python is slow, for scons only copy if the directory has not been created.
only implimented min/max precision & step.
at the moment there is no way to edit these other then via python
example of setting UI limits...
>>> C.object['foo'] = 0.5
>>> C.object['_RNA_UI'] = {'foo': {'step': 0.5, 'soft_max': 10.0, 'soft_min': 0.0, 'precision': 2, 'description': 'Some setting'}}
Also fixed typo's: precission -> precision
this could be supported again easily however it leads typo's & api changes not showing any errors.
This broke povray export.
Solution for now is to allow setting private properties starting with '_'
eg,
ob = bpy.context.object
ob._foo = [1,2,3] # this is a python list, it will stay only as long as this PyObject is active
ob.foo = 1 # raises an error!, only for rna properties
ob["foo"] = 1 # converts to an ID property and is saved
using the underscore like this should really be used for classes internally.
- povray failed on armatures
- menu key wasn't using WM_keymap_add_menu
The advantage with this is that global property definitions are not needed to add a property to an object.
to avoid confusion these are accessed like a dictionary (closely matching how the BGE accesses properties)
ob["mySetting"] = 1.0
bone["foo"] = {"one":1, "two":2.1, "three":"Three"}
if "foo" in bone: print("prop found...")
At the moment these can also be accessed as attributes, will be changed shortly. eg.
bone.foo == bone["foo"]
eg.
scene.objects.link()
object.constraints.new()
mesh.verts.transform(...)
mesh.faces.active
PropertyRNA stores an StructRNA pointer where these can be defined.
- bpy is now a python package, this makes it easier to add utility modules and adjust python startup which was previously using verbose Py/C api. Access should not be any slower since both C and Python modules use dictionary access.
- loop over scripts and load via python (currently F8 reload isnt working, will add back shortly)
- the C module is kept but renamed to _bpy and not meant for direct access from anything but the bpy package.
- bpy_types.py is an exception since it runs before the bpy package is initialized.
- collection functions rename eg. bones_active -> bones__active, add_object -> objects__add since these should be accessed from the collections only.
- fix warnings in last commit
Added a group example
C = bpy.context
ob = C.active_object
bpy.data.groups[0].objects.add(ob)
- add_to_group and rem_from_group now take optional scene and base flags and deal with updating the object & base flags
- operators that add objects to groups were setting ob->recalc= OB_RECALC_OB; looks like its not needed.
- previously add() ignored python args, now add and remove are called like any other FunctionRNA from python.
- made the pyrna api use tp_getset's for collestions active/add()/remove()
crash on windows due to incompatible FILE struct between
Blender and python library, which is why it was not used
in 2.4x, so apply the same workaround now.
* Added 'active node' panel for the Nodes Editor. This panel, in the NKEY region, shows the settings for the active node. Included in this panel is a field used for editing the unique-name of the node too.
* Fixed a number of uninitialised vars warnings that I missed in previous commit...
this way the UI scripts are less likely to fail silently and wont let typos work ok.
also allow subclassing of the context, added a copy function,
bpy.context.copy(), returns the context as a python dict to be modified and used in python.
This also showed up an invalid brush member in the screen context.
- python defined classes will be used when available (otherwise automaically generated metaclasses are made as before)
- use properties rather then functions for python defined rna class's
- call the classes getattr AFTER doing an RNA lookup, avoids setting and clearing exceptions for most attribute lookups, tested UI scripts are ~25% faster.
- extending rna py classes this way is a nicer alternative to modifying the generated metaclasses in place.
Example class
--- snip
class Object(bpy.types.ID):
def _get_children(self):
return [child for child in bpy.data.objects if child.parent == self]
children = property(_get_children)
--- snip
The C initialization function looks in bpy_types.py for classes matching RNA structure names, using them when available.
This means all objects in python will be instances of these classes.
Python properties/funcs defined in ID py class will also be available for subclasses for eg. (Group Mesh etc)
- made the console banner printing function into a python operator (includes sys.version)
- added 'C' into the consoles default namespace for convenience
- more detailed exceptions (always give file:line incase the python exception doesnt)
- fix some errors in the edit docs
editing docs still fails, need to figure out why.
ob.driver_add("location")
ob.driver_add("location", 0) # x location only
Also changed ANIM_add_driver so an index of -1 adds drivers to every item in the array
made this default for python so you can do...
pose_bone.keyframe_insert("location")
rather then
pose_bone.keyframe_insert("location", 0)
pose_bone.keyframe_insert("location", 1)
pose_bone.keyframe_insert("location", 2)
note that you can still set rna properties like this.
bpy.data.__dict__["var"] = 1
print(bpy.data.var)
but this is only stored for the python objects lifetime and not actually attached to blenders data
# Before
[
bpy.props.StringProperty(attr="path", name="File Path", description="File path used for exporting the PLY file", maxlen= 1024, default= ""),
bpy.props.BoolProperty(attr="use_modifiers", name="Apply Modifiers", description="Apply Modifiers to the exported mesh", default= True),
bpy.props.BoolProperty(attr="use_normals", name="Export Normals", description="Export Normals for smooth and hard shaded faces", default= True),
bpy.props.BoolProperty(attr="use_uvs", name="Export UVs", description="Exort the active UV layer", default= True),
bpy.props.BoolProperty(attr="use_colors", name="Export Vertex Colors", description="Exort the active vertex color layer", default= True)
]
# After
path = StringProperty(attr="", name="File Path", description="File path used for exporting the PLY file", maxlen= 1024, default= "")
use_modifiers = BoolProperty(attr="", name="Apply Modifiers", description="Apply Modifiers to the exported mesh", default= True)
use_normals = BoolProperty(attr="", name="Export Normals", description="Export Normals for smooth and hard shaded faces", default= True)
use_uvs = BoolProperty(attr="", name="Export UVs", description="Exort the active UV layer", default= True)
use_colors = BoolProperty(attr="", name="Export Vertex Colors", description="Exort the active vertex color layer", default= True)
- adding keyframes now works for bones and other data types (not just ID types)
# Add a pose bone keyframe
bpy.data.objects['Armature.001'].pose.pose_channels["Hip"].keyframe_insert("location")
# Add an object keyframe (worked before)
bpy.data.objects['Armature.001'].keyframe_insert("location")
The aim of this is to avoid having to set the selection each time before running an operator from python.
At the moment this is set as a python dictionary with string keys and rna values... eg.
C = {}
C["active_object"] = bpy.data.objects['SomeOb']
bpy.ops.object.game_property_new(C)
# ofcourse this works too..
bpy.ops.object.game_property_new({"active_object":ob})
# or...
C = {"main":bpy.data, "scene":bpy.data.scenes[0], "active_object":bpy.data.objects['SomeOb'], "selected_editable_objects":list(bpy.data.objects)}
bpy.ops.object.location_apply(C)
* The python 'math' library is now included in the py-namespace used to evaluate button expressions. So it is now possible to do 'radians(somevalue)' to get a rotation value that Blender can understand...
* Shapekey path getting function now uses the appropriate wrapper for grabbing the pointer to the ID block for the ShapeKey
* Made the Graph Editor's minimum zoom size finer...
