Resolves failing unit tests where missing texture read support for
1D/3D textures was required. Also resolves a number of missing
format support cases when determining texture component
count and byte size for reading/writing.
Authored by Apple: Michael Parkin-White
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108751
Math tests failing in Metal due to non-zero-initialized values
and shader compilation error caused by mutli-component
boolean being implicitly evaluated.
Authored by Apple: Michael Parkin-White
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108758
Bug in Metal when gl_FragDepth is used but not written to by a shader
causing depth-based navigation to fail. Patch ensures gl_FragDepth
is assigned a default value at the current depth from the vertex
shader to catch all edge-cases of this.
Authored by Apple: Michael Parkin-White
Co-authored-by: Michael Parkin-White <mparkinwhite@apple.com>
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108453
With this change, instances of lamps and emissive meshes which do not
have their own light group assigned will use the light group of the
collection instance.
If an object does have a light group assigned, its instances will
continue to use it regardless of the collection instance's light group.
Caused by 5ca65001ea (which was already patched with ae7c71ef09 and
fa5cc84a0a)
Getting the right modifier would still fail / throw errors when not done
from the modifier extra ops dropdown.
Only there, a 'modifier' attribute is set for context (via
`uiLayoutSetContextPointer` in `modifier_ops_extra_draw`).
So now check if a 'modifier' attribute is set for context (and fallback
to using the active modifier instead).
This way, polling errors in F3 search are gone and you can actually
execute the operators which are also in modifier extra ops dropdown from
elsewhere (e.g. F3 search).
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108795
When unlinking IDs like GN tree, materials, etc. undo step is not created.
To fix this, assign `undo_push_label` a string value for registering an
undo-step (with the help of `ED_undo_push`)
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108452
Pinning information was accidentally skipped inside of the
UV packing engine because of their ordering.
This was most noticeable when using the "Bounding Box" shape
method, causing some pinned islands to be moved when they
should have been locked in place.
Fixes#108730
The call to `CustomData_interp` also interpolated the face corner
topology attributes, which broke the mesh completely. To fix this,
avoid relying on the CustomData API and move the attribute
interpolation to use the attribute API instead. This change also
makes it trivial to support all attribute types in the future.
Also, only retrieve the closest vertex once, instead of doing it
again for every attribute. Combined with building the topology
maps in parallel this approximately doubled the performance
of color attribute propagation in a test with 2 million vertices
and 8 color attributes on both domains (63 to 34 ms).
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108773
Ensure buffer read operations wait for pending GPU work to
complete. This is only required for unit tests, but required to
ensure correct results in all cases. Also adds support for staging
buffer if GPU memory type is private.
Buffer clearing routine added to support values above 1 byte.
The previous buffer clearing functionality using fillBuffer writes
values to each byte, rather than the full 32 bit uint used by the
GPU API.
Authored by Apple: Michael Parkin-White
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108757
The graph editor has the function to hide the display of FCurves and to only draw keyframes on selected curves.
Both options were not respected when executing the frame jump operator,
meaning it would jump to potentially hidden keyframes.
This patch adds a new operator that is specific to the Graph Editor and that respects those features.
The only possible issue that could arise from this is a slight confusion for the user
why they behave differently between editors.
Especially with only the Graph Editor and the 3D view open.
In general I think it's an improvement and follows the "you can only modify what you see" mantra in blender
Also
Resolves#97701
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108549
Issue here was that Quick Favorites use a property's **identifier** when
adding [which is the bare name without brackets etc. from id properties]
but when spawning the actual menu, `RNA_struct_find_property` expects
the identifier to already include the brackets to know these are id
properties (later on in `screen_user_menu_draw`).
So to solve this, now include the needed syntax when storing the
`bUserMenuItem_Prop` identfier.
Seems the quickest way to append the needed characters is using
`RNA_path_property_py` (not sure if there are better ways to do this).
Also note that we (need to) ignore the actual array index constructing
the string [always pass -1 here] since the index is handled separately [I
tested boolean arrays and these work].
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108713
288e7d0af0 added support for legacy curves, these dont have attributes
though, but code was checking for an active color atttribute.
Now, only do this check (and skip that object) if it has no attributes (or
doesnt have vertex or active color atttribute).
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108647
In Embree, tfar modification is taken into account by rtcIntersect1
only when hits are accepted. In order to overcome this, we now check
manually for a max_t value in the filter function.
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108706
We should be recording only the N closest hits in case the number of
hits is exceeding the maximum allowed or the size of the hits stack.
Previously, some cases made it record hits beyond the furthest recorded
one due to lack of hit distance check.
During uv unwrapping and uv packing, certain floating point algorithms
have extreme sensitivity to round-off errors. These can produce very
different layouts even when given inputs which are only slightly different.
The root cause is that the two main types of CPUs used to run Blender,
namely x86 and Apple Silicon, produce slightly different results on some
math functions, including `sinf()`, `cosf()` and `atan2f()`.
* sinf(0.8960554599761962890625) = 0.780868828296661376953125 (Intel i7)
* sinf(0.8960554599761962890625) = 0.78086888790130615234375 (Apple M1)
This fix, and others that came before it [0], improve accuracy by using
double-precision to hide the differences between the CPUs.
[0] e.g. 0eba9e41bf
[1] See also #107829
Caused by 98bfa8d458
Occlusion must consider several factors:
- The `Viewport Display` > `Display As` setting of the object.
- The X-Ray mode of the scene.
- Whether only Snap to Face is being used.
- Whether Snap is set to Cage (always transparent) in edit mode.
- Whether the object is hidden.
In the case of Cage, the final geometry should be utilized for occlusion.
However, to prevent excessive and risky modifications, it was followed
the same approach as before and verified the `Display As` setting of
the object.
In particular, the root was not sticking to mesh with hair dynamics.
Reason for this is missing HairKey weight upon conversion (everything
had zero weight). This then can not be corrected (since weight tool does
not allow to paint on roots).
So now, give the hair a default 1.0 to 0.0 weight gradient upon
conversion [which is in line with the default weight distribution for a
hair particle system].
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108651
This is fixed in newer boost versions, but stick to the existing version now
for VFX platform compatibility. This change only affects macOS libraries,
since no other platform uses libc++.
Part of the checks to see if translating a UI string is allowed or not
is that current thread is the main one. This was a requirement years ago
of the Boost backend for translations.
Not sure whether this can be removed or not now, but it needs to be
carefully checked, done it as its own commit, and not in a beta release
branch. ;)
Sorry for the noise, totally missed this during the patch review
yesterday.
Pasting numerical array buttons happens with `Ctrl + Alt + V`.
Holding `Alt` also triggers uiSelectContext, so having other nodes/
objects etc. selected while doing this would try to copy the pasted
values back to other objects (possibly to the ones you pasted from) and
that happens relative to the original value, so the value actually
changes.
NOTE: the `Ctrl + Alt + V` shortcut can also be used on non-array buttons, so was an issue for them as well.
To prevent the "copy-to-selected" behavior, refine the `IS_ALLSELECT_EVENT` macro to be more specific.
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108270
References to data-blocks in a material were stored in-memory and could
crash if the data-blocks referenced by the material no longer existed
when pasting.
Resolve by using a blend-file for material copy/paste, matching how the
clipboard works in the 3D view-port.
Currently there is no support for including indirectly linked
data-blocks when pasting the material. Instead, data-blocks are restored
by name, by inspecting the current file.
This also fixes a crash where the `SpaceNode::nodetree` could point to
freed memory when pasting a material.
Ref !108496.
Includes contributions by @mont29.
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Fix back-ported to main [0], including fix [1].
[0]: 5177e2f20b
[1]: 64aa96d421
`hair_out_mesh` and `hair_in_mesh` implicitly share edges.
In `hair_create_input_mesh()`, edge data of `hair_in_mesh` needs to be
updated and therefore are copied to a new location. In the subsequent
frames, `psys->clmd->clothObject->edges` won't be updated and point to
freed memory block. Therefore, Blender crashes.
By freeing `hair_out_mesh` first,
1. in `hair_create_input_mesh(),` at least edge data copying is avoided
2. `psys->clmd->clothObject->edges` always points to correct memory
However, since it's possible that similar situation will happen again
by adding another strong user to the same `CustomData` in the future,
it is safer to update `psys->clmd->clothObject->edges` for every frame.
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108480
The "Fill" message can be either a noun or a verb. This commit
disambiguates the verb usages for translation through various
translation contexts.
The more involved change is in the generation of keymaps from paint
modes. By default, the enums defining brush names are in the default
context, but this commit changes the ones including a "Fill" item to
"Brush". In order to get the same contexts in the keymap, we introduce
a specific function in `paint.cc` to return the appropriate context
depending on the tool.
Issue reported by Gabriel Gazzán (@GabrielGazzan) in #43295.
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108561
This came up in #108096
Reason this fails is the `ui_but_has_array_value` check [which depends
on a property subtype that supports arrays]. The default `VectorBuilder`
has a `PropertySubType` of `PROP_NONE` though, so one possibility
would be to change this to `PROP_XYZ`.
However, RNA should know much better which RNA property buttons
have arrays than the UI code, so use RNA_property_array_check now
(instead of checking particular UI property subtypes).
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108349
When adding a texture paint slot to an object, the object could have no
material, this patch handles that by checking the material first in
`default_paint_slot_color_get`, if material is null, then it will return a
fallback default color so the operator can proceed normally.
Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/108592
