- building with GHOST/SDL now adds the PREFIX
- image.external_edit operator errors out if the filepath isnt set (was annoying and loaded gimp while running tests)
NDOF is disabled in CMake.
- Added "default" section to switch in sendMotionEvent.
It's what strict gcc rules don't like much and it's
And it's good practice in general, imo.
- added includes for spnav
- added FindSpacenav.cmake which allows using spacenav from a nonstandard path.
- remove NDOF_LIBPATH, use a full library path instead.
Old issue with OSX Cocoa code: shift+scrollwheel should send
a 'horizontal wheel' event to Blender. Blender only recognizes
scroll events in general though. The old code then just didn't
send an event at all, not passing on shift+scrolls.
Now the scroll event is sent anyway, relying on Blender's
keymapping to define what to do with shift+scroll.
This fixes things like shift+scroll to scale ListBox widgets.
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Attempt to switch moviecache to use CacheLimiter.
Some changes in limiter were necessary:
- Limiter counted mapped memory twice when was chacking
how many memory is used.
- It was using "global" memory usage not memory usage by
cached elements. It will cause big problems when there's
large mesh or plenty of undo steps are in memory nothing
would be cached in sequencer.
- To solve this problem introduced "callback" to measure
cached element size. It could be not very accurate in general,
but it works well for image buffers. And if this callback
isn't set old-school memory usage check would be used.
- The whole cache used to get freed when memory limit exceeded,
now it'll drop only as much elements as necessary to reduce
memory usage.
Sequence cache wasn't switched to use moviecache but
now it's really easy to do. When i'll be sure new caching
scheme works fine.
Now clip editor uses as much memory for cache as it's set in
User Preferences (Preferences -> System -> Sequencer -> Memory
Cache Limit) which si 128Mb by default. Please do not complain
about few cached frames out-of-box and just increase limit
there. Caching fixed amount of frames wasn't so nice indeed.
