- Mipmaps are generated in BLF when drawing text in-game. In that case, padding around each glyph is increased to prevent bleeding.
- Texture filtering is turned on for in-game text.
- All glyphs are now "twisted": the leading edge is brought a small distance forward, to prevent z-fighting in overlapping (kerned) glyphs. This happens both in the game engine and the rest of the UI, but should have no effect in the UI due to Z-compression in the clipping matrix.
Reviewed and approved by bdiego; see patch [#29882] in the tracker. Tested by dfelinto.
Initial idea was to perform bilinear filtering for displaying proxied frame
to make it looking a bit smoother. It was done but it was also discovered
that using such kind of texture buffers helps on some crappy videocards
when playing $k footage.
Currently check for NPOT support is disabled, so use this option with care.
- Split display options into two panels:
* Display, which contains all general display options related on editor itself
* Marker Display, which contains options which makes sense for markers themselves
and not used so often.
- Remove Show GPencil option which doesn't actually make sense because strokes might
be disabled from GPencil panel
- Removed Show Pyramid option and show pyramid for KLT tracker as default.
- Added hotkey to toggle Show Disabled (Alt-D)
- Added hotkey to toggle Show Pattern (Alt-S)
Changes in interface and hotkeys are done by Sebastian Koenig.
Thanks for the patch!
Own changes in interface were related on Aspect Ratio. It doesn't make
much sense for tracking (camera pixel aspect is what you'll want to use,
but for masking it would make much more sense because when you just
want to create a mask for footage you don't actually have camera).
Just removing from interface seems not so nice for now.
Crash was caused by invalidation of ID pointers stored in sequencer clipboard
when using undo (undo leads to changes in IDs addresses in memory).
Restore pointers stored in clipboard in the same way as IDs are restoring
for user interface.
"Holes" used to be ignored (i.e. when using "Text" as bevel object "e" wouldn't have a "hole").
Resolved by collecting all polys needed for top and bottom cap and filling them at once
There were two issues discovered:
- Triangles mapping didn't free in buildNavMeshData if there's no recast data for an object
- KX_NavMeshObject used not-guarded allocation for polygons storage, but used guarded
freeing stuff to free used memory, producing error messages in the console and leading to
memory leak.
Wasn't actually harmful for users -- there was no memory corruptions and error happens only
when object was set up in a way when navmesh can't work in theory.
Python operator subclasses and operator types each get their own SRNA, causing double ups for bpy.types.__dir__()
From the operator type - these share names.
* ot->ext.srna
* ot->srna
Note that this conflict is still there, this only disables 'ot->ext.srna' from being included in dir(bpy.types).
It was possible to allocate an array of size<2 which would then raise an error on vector creation without freeing.
Fix to ensure the behaviour of Vector.Range was the same as for builtin range() function. When specifying 3 arguments, the step argument wasn't being used to correctly calculate the vector size.
Minor formatting edits for error messages.
