[#22905] Adding objects with a grid size of <1m results in a 0 size object
The problem here is that the return value of the function
ED_object_new_primitive_matrix is a float, not an int.
This come from an old revision, before the two dia and depth
multiplication was using the function (two call to the same
function). This was change to only call the functio one time
and store the value in the "scale" variable, but the scale
was declare as int, not float.
The setting for this (IMO it should really be on by default, for reasons I've outlined recently) was not exposed at all.
The setting that was shown was a new(?) option in 2.5 which dealt with Ctrl-MMB drag zoom.
Cutting effect strips (esp multicam) didn't free endstill tstripdata.
Doesn't sound like much of a problem, but those can get big on large
timelines. So every cut eating 3 MB of memory doesn't leave much room
for editing decisions :)
I've made most operators which change the current frame are now undoable. This has the following benefits:
- it brings these into line with simply changing the frame number directly
- as in this bug report, using the operator tweaking/redo capabilities was causing problems, as the lack of an undo for the frame change mean that changing the operator properties (in this case to do numeric input for transforms, which is a bit of a creative if inefficient use of the available tools) would cause the current frame to reset to the previous frame, making it seem impossible to tweak the operator settings
Notes:
- screen.frame_offset() operator has been left alone, since I expect that undo pushes on this one would be truly annoying while on the others it's probably ok/wanted. This is because with this operator, animators usually end up stepping through their animations vs one-off jumps/scrubbing-sessions
* Default icons can be selected from a menu
* Option to make a custom icon from a file is present but the UI is disabled because of a mysterious crash
* New startup.blend that has the appropriate icons selected
This was simply caused by the lookup hash-table not being updated to be aware of the new name. Now the hashes are updated, so the name lookups (used for UI drawing among other things) works ok again after renaming bones.
This closes (open) reports: 22882, 21801
and the closed/duplicate reports: 22067, 22670, 22384, 22665
faces. Only happens with scons/msvc and SSE enabled for raytracing. Why this
happens exactly I don't know, I've tried to look for errors in the code but
couldn't find any, the perlin noise code somehow is generating NaN values,
but it is getting sane inputs. I suspect this is due to the render module
being compiled with /arch:SSE and other parts not. For now I've made only
the render_raytrace module compile with SSE, which seems to solve the problem,
but is mostly a workaround.
* This file has the default filenames for the sculpt icons
* Note: This does not contain code to make sure that icons get installed to 2.52/datafiles/brushicons so they can be loaded properly
* First, try to load the file from the given filename. This is either absolute or relative to the current .blend
* If file is found using the given filename directly then look for the file in the datafiles/brushicons directory (local, user, or system).
* Note: This commit does not update the .blend to reference the default icons
* Note: This commit does not make sure that the build system copies the default icons to the 2.52/datafiles/brushicons directory
[#22911] Node editors: pressing home doesn't zoom properly
Was using the incorrect value to calculate the new area
(also a typo in the ymax/xmax).
The bug can be found on the 2.4x version too, not really
sure how old is it.
Bugfix: free_imbuf_seq() was closing IMB anim handles on nearly every
change of RNA variables. This can be *very* slow, if you twiddle with
parameters during playback. Especially multicam editing...
Now: we close IMB anim handles only on refresh_all() and filepath
changes.
This is a fix for the following issues in ffmpeg movie reader:
* mpeg transport stream seeking (HDV) failed completely, since ffmpeg
doesn't want to seek by timestamp (those aren't guaranteed to be
strictly monotonic within those file formats)
We therefore seek by byte and use the bitrate in those cases.
This isn't a real fix,
I will add a seperate index building process, soon, so that we can
finally seek by timecode properly (optionally with "free run timecode"
on consumer video camcorders, stay tuned :) )
* Recent versions of ffmpeg do set the ALPHA channel to 0xff properly,
so we test the first pixel for proper ALPHA and then workaround
optionally.
the one saved when saving user preferences.
I've left out the brush icons. It's really not acceptable to have
these as image datablocks. Having these packed would also mean
increasing the size of every .blend file by 650 KB. They should be
loaded from the datafiles directory.
- Reverted own changes made to _stat function BLI_exists
- Use __MINGW32__ instead of FREE_WINDOWS in BLI_exists
- Removed recently added lib dependencies for mingw
- Use _stat64i32 instead of _stat in BLI_exist
Needed for correct compilation by mingw, no sense for msvc
(_stat is equivalent to _stat64i32 in Visual C++ 2005, and later i suppose)
- Added library msvcr90 for mingw to solve linking error to _stat64i32
Playback Jog Keys:
ALT+LEFTARROW: play backward (hit again for double speed)
ALT+RIGHTARROW: play fordward (hit again for double speed)
ALT+DOWNARROW: start/stop animation
- the length of a new text object wasnt set on creation.
- tex3d and controllers rna name was being set to its body (rather then ID name)
- remove reference to wave objects which are very old and not used anymore.
