* Added tablet pressure support (size/strength) for weight paint and vertex paint
* Added tablet eraser support for weight paint and vertex paint (inverts the effect of the current tool)
* Removed the old 'soft' option, now weight paint and vertex paint use the influence curve
* Made the default brush use a smooth influence curve, rather than sharp
* Added Ctrl-G hotkey back for displaying a menu showing the available Vertex Group operators
* Added descriptions for a few Vertex Group operators. The difference between "normalize" and "clean" isn't that obvious from just reading the code, so perhaps some attention to this is needed.
This may result in cursor being grabbed twice (though we don't have any macro that can do this at the moment). If this is a problem, a check can be added.
- property editor can now set button min/max values and edit the tooltip
- custom props tooltips were not displayed
- cleanup the property UI
- remove hacks that were used for editing (edit is now a popup operator)
- object.children was broken
however this meant the invoke function could not modify properties for exec to use (unless it called exec directly after)
since the popup for eg would re-instance the python class each time.
now use the operator properties directly through rna without an automatic copy.
now an operator attribute is accessed like this...
self.path --> self.properties.path
- 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.
To insert keys, use I key while hovering over the button for now, rmb clicking on the property to insert a key doesn't work (general bug for all regions except property editor - will investigate).
Doesn't convert over from old fac0 ipos on opening old files though for the time being.
* Made sequence strip names unique while I was at it, to allow strip properties to be animated properly.
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
Fixes an issue with the clipping that was set back to 0.01 Made it 0.1 once again as this fixes Z buffer issues.
Put the Item panel at the top in the n-key region
Removed Properties and Quad View Screens
Cleaned up UV Editing Screen, removing Properties
Removed the pop up of the codec settings dialog box that was causing the crash, as it was called from the render thread (and not the main one).
So qt export settings are now blocked on default settings:
codec=jpeg, quality=max, bitrate=5MBps
Complete fix will be done by replacing this dialog box by "encoding" settings in the render panel.
Following the quicktime import port, here is the movie export feature.
The codec selection remains to be implemented in the ui (render panel).
So the settings are now blocked on codec=jpeg, quality=max.
* structural can be set to 0
* pre-roll now available through GUI and works like following:
a) Pre rolled frames are NOT cached
b) reset cache + cloth on pre roll setting change
The View 2D function for handling scrollbar events now takes into account whether the scrollbar is visible or not, so that it won't block events when the scrollbar isn't visible.
Also, made the UI code take this into account too for its region testing code. Unforunately, there still seems to be something else which is still preventing UI buttons from being processed when they are in those regions.
This makes quicktime import (.mov & quicktime handled image files such as .gif) available also for 64bit OSX
Unfortunately, Apple currently incomplete implementation of QTKit has much lower performance than old Carbon Quicktime.
FYI, it spawns a 32bit process "QTKitserver" to place calls to Quicktime 7.
So this is mostly meant as a "backup" for 64bit OSX builds, until Apple releases full Quicktime X.
Export part will come just after.
CMake scripts updated: set WITH_QUICKTIME and USE_QTKIT to ON
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
* "RNA Path" and "Array Index" for the active F-Curve in the Graph Editor are now shown in the properties region. These are greyed out unless the F-Curve cannot be evaluated, in which case they can be edited to make the F-Curve work again
* Made the Push and Relax operators in Pose Mode fit on a single row in the toolbar, since they're opposites of each other.
