scn.objects.selected = [] # deselect all
scn.objects.selected = scn.objects # select all
scn.objects.context = [ob1, ob2...]
Added epydoc examples and updates importer scripts to use this de-select-all method.
continual script stuff, minor stuff..
fix for bad return in group.
Added back group.objects.append/remove but print deprectaed warning. also some epydoc changes.
Fix for bug [ #5522 ] inaccurate rotation
Entering very high/low values using numeric input in a rotation (+/- 360000 and more/less) resulted in incorrect rotations. Fixed by clamping the actual rotation between -180 and 180 before converting to radians (just to be clear, the clamping already happened and is inevitable, now, it just happens earlier).
After all these years, it is now possible to (re)center armatures like you
can do with meshes and curves.
At the moment, you can only access this functionality from the menus
(Spacebar->Transform) as the armature button panels are pretty
crowded.
I've often found it very annoying that with both ends of a bone selected,
they would both get snapped to the snapping point. This means that the bone
becomes zero-length, hence disappears from view and gets deleted upon
leaving editmode.
Now, when both ends of the bone are selected, only the head of the bone gets
snapped to the snapping point. The tail will get offset by the same amount
that the head gets offset by, thus preventing zero-length bones.
weightpaint_envelope_assign - can update active vgroup only
weightpaint_normalize - fixups
BKE_plugin_types - made the max length 32 ratehr then 16 so you can fill the text space in pupBlock
Bugfix for my previous snapping commit. In some cases, bones still
didn't snap correctly (parentless 'root' bones). That was because those
cases assumed that constraints had no effect on those bones.
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Perform better param checking on Curve bevel and taper objects so that an
curve can't use its own object. Also stick a big warning in the docs for
Curve.setTotcol(), which seems to be an extremely dangerous method.
Now, when only one axis toggle is on and click on it, all of the other
toggles will not be turned on.
For this to work, I've moved the version patches in the drawing/evaluation
code for this constraint to the file-reading code.
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Bugfix: fix my own over-optimization in insertIpoKey(), allow IPOKEY_LOCROT
and IPOKEY_LOCROTSIZE to again set rotation and size Ipo curves.
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Bugfix for at least one annoying "DeprecationWarning: integer argument
expected, got float" followed by garbage printed to the console. The message
happens when PyArg_Parse() is called to parse an integer but is passed a
float. This happens in a few other places, bun unfortunately I can't fix
them all right now.
it is to accidentally quit Blender and "lose" your work.
Even though there is quit.blend, Ton said he had no problem
with at least removing plain of 'q' for quit.
Quit Blender hotkey is now Ctrl-Q.
- removed the "\" from pulldown menu, and replaced with readable "or"
(makes it for translation systems easier to parse)
- the theme menu, area type chooseer menu, "Timeline" didnt draw in the
button due to bad pupmenu_col() code with using 'seperators'. Fixed it
by just adding another separator for now.
Both fixes reviewed and provided by Juho. Thanks!
Textbutton: SHIFT+Arrow selections did not work proper when the amount of
text in a button was more than its width could display. Now still doesn't
work OK 100% (when selection itself goes outside of button view).
Also: removed the very bad SELWIDTH define (but->selend - but->selsta).
That's not making readable code!
The improved triangle to quad conversion is now better integrated
into Blender in several respects. First of all the code makes distinctions
between 'simple' pairs and 'complex' pairs. Simple pairs are an island of
exactly two selected triangles that are joined by an edge. These simple pairs
are subject to the old 2.42 rules for joining triangles. Complex pairs are part
of larger islands of selected triangles and their conversion is controlled by
several parameters that can be individually tweaked via new buttons located
in the "Mesh Tools" panel of the editing buttons. Furthermore the tool deals
with any arbitrary combination of simple and complex islands in a consistent and
logcial way.
The code has also been drasitcally cleaned up and should address the open
bugs in the tracker regarding alt-j. However as part of cleanup the tool has
been made somewhat slower to insure a consistent mesh structure. This is a
limitation of the exist_face() function in editmesh and will have to be adressed
at a later date.
