* operator class names
- Changed 'name' to '__label__' (since __name__ is already used for the class name)
- Changed 'properties' to '__props__'
* added a PyObject_GetAttrStringArgs(), utility function which Id like to see in pythons C api.
PyObject_GetAttrStringArgs(pyob, "someattr", "foo", "bar") /* pyob.someattr.foo.bar */
This changes the effect of the multiple scattering approximation to be more
physically plausible (and easier to use) by making it conserve energy.
Previously, the multiple scattering could show wildly different results
based on the spread settings, often outputting much more light than was put
in (via lamps), which is physically incorrect and made it difficult to use
by requiring a lot of tweaking of the intensity value.
This fixes it to some extent with a simple normalization, where it scales
the light energy after multiple scattering to be the same as what was
previously there in the light cache via single scattering. This means that
using the default intensity of 1.0 should give good results by default,
although you can still use it to tweak the effect.
Note: This will render differently if you've already set up a .blend using
multiple scattering with the old code, so you'll need to tweak older files.
Setting the intensity back to the default 1.0 should be good though.
* Smaller thing - fixed the camera view vector stuff up a bit in light
cache, it now gives much more similar results to non-light cache when using
anisotropic scattering.
Notes:
* Sequence transform strip uses G.scene global, this is commented
out now, should be fixed.
* Etch-a-ton code was most difficult to merge. The files already in
2.5 got merged, but no new files were added. Calls to these files
are commented out with "XXX etch-a-ton". editarmature.c and
transform_snap.c were complex to merge. Martin, please check?
* Game engine compiles and links again here for scons/make/cmake
(player still fails to link).
* Added GUI and fixed bugs in the Cycles Modifier. This replaces the old Cyclic Extrapolation settings, giving more fine-grained control over the results. You can now specify whether the keyframes are repeated before and/or after the range independently, also, the maximum number of cycles on either side can be controlled.
* TODO: it would be nice to have the last value held for cyclic+offset.
* Deleting modifiers now works
[#17974] two small fix for blender 2.48 (memory leak and uninitalized vars)
Submitted By:
Pavel Nemec (nemecp)
(changes delete to [] and sets to vars to NULL)
Kent
Support for subclassing blenders operator, to be registered as a new operator.
Still need to...
* add constants like Operator.FINISHED
* wrap context (with rna?)
* poll() cant work right now because there is no way to access the operatorType that holds the python class.
* Only float, int and bool properties can be added so far.
working example operator.
http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/BlenderDev/Blender2.5/WinterCamp/TechnicalDesign#Operator_Example_Code
* Finished code for Expanded Polynomial and Factorised Polynomial UI's.
* Started UI code for 'Builtin Function' mode. There are still 4 controls to add there to use something other than simple mapping
* Finished/fixed up verification code for these so that values get initialised ok.
* Currently, this only works for the 'Expanded polynomial' mode, but this will be expanded to include the other modes too. Now you can modify the values and interactively see the graph in the view change.
* Disabled the backdrops (modifier 'panels') temporarily, as ROUNDBOX UI elements currently swallow all events, which is not good.
Note: the code here still uses the old-style UI definition code since the new stuff is still under heavy construction.
* Rewrote the Generator modifier to be more efficient and support more options
* A few UI tweaks for this, but the UI for this is still not yet functional though.
- Completed cleaning up the drawing code so that F-Curves with modifiers now get drawn to reflect this.
- Added a temporary operator to add modifiers (hotkey Ctrl-Shift-M)
- Added an autogenerated C++ API, basically a simple layer over the C
API, but with the advantage that it fits the object oriented RNA
model better. Read-only still like the C API.
- Had to rename "protected" property in Action Group because it is
a C++ keyword, called it "locked" since that seems more consistent
anyway?
- It's not used anywhere, so here's some example code I used to test it,
to get an idea of how it would be used:
http://pasteall.org/4582/cpp
- Also, ID names are now editable.
- drawing tweak for background lines
- long and short display now behave the same, only difference is column width now.
TODO still:
- add additional columns (access rights - mode1-mode3 and owner) for non-Windows platforms
* added filter buttons to header
* changed large icon for movie files to match small icon
* fixed small stack corruption in interface_draw.c (Matt, check if this is ok)
* moved nice display of file size to storage.c, where string is created.
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small commit, tweaked the emboss based on the object buttons, made it really subtle but still make it easier to read compared to no emboss, a new way will be needed for menus to work aswel
* As a test, used by:
* Object buttons, tried to make it match the mockup.
* Text window header.
* Text window properties panel.
* Panel interaction with view2d is still problematic, need to make
this work properly still.
* Templates are very basic, the ones there are simple but already
can follow the object buttons mockup quite closely.
* It's based on a three level system: panels, templates and items.
To get an idea of what that means in practice, see:
http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/BlenderDev/Blender2.5/UI_LayoutEngine#Panels.2C_Templates_and_Items
- rearranged modules bpyui -> bpy.ui, bpy -> bpy.data, remove bpydoc
- new module bpy.types, stores a list of all struct types
- added __rna__ attribute to types - eg bpy.types.World.__rna__ so you can access the rna data from a type. (so bpydoc.structs isnt needed anymore)
- removed unused subtyping method (use python subclassing rather then C PyTypeObject)
- better encapsulation for fsmenu to make it easier to remove global later.
- cleaned up fsmenu code to use just one global
- on file_exec current directory gets added to recent.
- save last 10 recent files in .Bfs too.
- cleaned up warnings (mostly unneeded variables)
- new icons for filebrowser (large refresh and parent icons missing though)
- fixed error in large icon drawing due to texture coordinates calculated outside subpart of texture.
- removed library loading stuff from filelist
* Add Area Swap: hold alt and drag with LMB from either actionzone. Release LMB on area you want to swap with. I added a matching cute cursor for this (and to make it a politically delicate issue, it's white on black).
Note, there are still some error totblocks that I haven't been able to track down properly yet, so that's still a bit WIP.
python - lux/pov/renderman materials, lamps etc as well as operators.
At the moment there are 2 ways to do this, The first is like subclassing from python, another (disabled) method copies the base PyTypeObject struct
and makes some changes.
The PyType is stored in the RNA Struct for reuse, right now there are no access functions - needs to be improved.
Added a python script for printing all blend file data to the console which helps testing the api.
dir(rna) wont work for python 2.x now, use rna.__dir__() instead.
This adds a header to the voxel data texture's data file format, to
auto-fill the resolution settings upon loading a file. I don't have a data
file of the right format to test with, so I'll trust it works and wait for
confirmation!
It also adds a 'still frame' setting, to pause the voxel data sequence on a
specified frame, throughout the course of the rendered animation.
