Sometimes a panel could not be moved, this caused by fact that its
parent was sometimes not visible. Old bug actually. :)
There's a lot of editbutton panels btw... so there it happened.
Bone Groups are now always copied from the source armature. This does mean that it isn't possible to have 'local' bone groups as for constraints, but it is better than losing bone groups from the original.
When transform channels (i.e. LocX, RotY, ScaleZ) are 'locked' in the Transform Properties panel, the Clear Transform Tools (Alt-G/R/S) didn't respect these.
Also fixed typo in 3D-View Menu item.
This commit fixes two long-standing annoyances which were confusing to new users and also posed workflow bottlenecks:
* A 'Fake-User' button is now displayed beside the delete button. This makes it clear to the user that actions have a fake user (by default), and provides quicker access to them when 'deleting'.
** Related to this, I've adjusted the tooltips for the fake-user button when there is a fake user, to clear up any ambiguity over the purpose of the button.
* When an object has an Ob-IPO (i.e. keyframing object transforms), it is now possible to simply use the 'Add New' entry in the Action Editor to make a new action for the object, with the IPO assigned to a new Action. This removes the need to open an IPO-window just to do that.
rayCastTo(other,dist,prop)
Look towards another point/KX_GameObject and return first object hit within dist with a property that match prop, None if no object found or if it does not match prop.
Parameters:
other = 3-tuple (xyz coordinates) or object reference (target=center of object)
(type = list [x,y,z] or object reference)
dist = max distance of detection (can be negative => look behind)
If 0 or omitted => detect up to other
(type=float)
prop = property name that object must have
If empty or omitted => detect any object
(type=string)
Fix for bug #7418: texture ipo's didn't show for textures in node materials.
Fix for part of bug #6758: node materials in other node materials could
miss texture coordinates.
enabled is really slow on some cards. Cause might be the large number of
calls to glReadPixels, now it uses the same system as sculpt to store
the depths once, code was already there for the case those depths were
available, it just wasn't storing them.
New keyframes were being added 1 place too early. With just two keyframes, this resulted in keyframes being added in reverse order (which lead to problems until scrubbing timeline)
