Since the text-object remake, it was not possible anymore to 'cut out'
text from, say, a box made by a polycurve, by converting text to curve
and then joining - only the first character would be cut out.
This is because of the filling groups (nu/dl->charidx)
I introduced for getting the vast speedup and the possibility
of overlapping characters.
The new convert menu option now assigns filling group 0 to all of
the nurbs generated.
Maybe filling groups should be exposed in the UI in general for curves -
there are various occasions where they are useful.
(Hint to the UI mafia! ;)
Stored selections now get saved to mesh library blocks as direct data.
The idea that stored selections are 'erased' when leaving editmode and
switching objects is pretty mysterious for the user. Note that currently
the mselect array in a mesh is not written to file. Not sure whether
to change this or not.
(Now always work on copied data- Blender.Mesh could do with a copy function)
Now triangulate works without "Apply Modifiers" enabled.
Much thanks to Gianluca Faletti for helping me track down the problem.
source/blender/src/writeimage.c: In function `save_rendered_image_cb_real':
source/blender/src/writeimage.c:129: warning: integer constant is too large
for "long" type
Since the calculation is on a float anyway, changed constant to a float.
Ken
Camera was excluded from depsgraph when not visible in current layer...
resulting in camera animations to not move.
Solved with just an exception, but it certainly is attention point for the
depsgraph cleanup.
- particle duplicators should not include parent animation (error in
duplicator recode of last december)
- added exception for 'died' particles to keep correct orientation
Also in this commit:
- added comment in code to explain why vertexnormals in mesh are equal to
vertex location when no faces exist
- cleanup of BKE_object.h for functions that don't need export.
It just uses the closest to copy the weights, but this means the meshes need not have the same number of verts.
Worldspace coords are used so the meshes only need to overlap in worldspace.
so WIngws' GCC was seeing it as
typedef long long long long... and not compiling.
Added an ifndef around this decleration. safe solution. but probably remove the typedef entirely.
- Cam
Try to get the yy_wrap and yy_parse definitions for IRIX. Hoping
that it will also help Kent's multiply resolved warnings, I've done
this so that these symbols are defined only if they are currently
undefined. I'm not sure if it will work though, please test!
