* Patch #5442: "Fix Bone SizeLimit" by Heriberto Mendez (gammarayq21)
'Limit Scale' constraint can now work on bone's local scaling too.
* I've also made the 'Copy Scale' constraint able to use the local scaling
of bones too.
Todo Tracker Item: #4754
Now the 'Convert Action to NLA Strip' command (CKEY) is able to
be found in the NLA editor's header in the Strip Menu. It now tries
to add a convert the active action of the active object (so it is no
longer dependant on mouse location).
cmake always says OPENEXR_INC not found despite the fact that I have
the headers and it finds them correctly during building.
<digression>
There seems to be some conflict between setting, configuring as an
option, and autofinding files for some of the dependencies, and I don't
know how to resolve this.
</digression>
When the current action is the active strip in the nla editor and that strip
is scaled, snapping keys to the current frame didn't work correct. Now,
I've added a correction for snapping and mirroring keyframes in action
editor for such cases.
Two tweaks:
* Reduced the amount of empty space at the bottom of these constraints.
* When using the Add Constraint menu (Ctrl Alt C) to add new constraints,
an empty is no longer created when creating a "Limit *" constraint.
Stupid typo in script, you couldn't go into
a subgroup if it was the first property in
the list.
Also, name collision code needed a little work.
This could result in overwriting properties
with the New button, which should instead
work as the rest of blender and add .XXX
to the name.
Added a test gui script for ID Properties. To use,
just select ID Property Browser from the help menu.
You can browse, create and edit ID Properties
for several library block types. Should be
fairly straightforward to use.
This is a test gui script; once an actual ID property
gui is implemented in blender it will be removed. It
is *not* going to be in the release, obviously, so once
the real gui is implemented this script will be removed.
Also, this being a testing non-release script it seems to me
to be okay to add it without all the proper review stuff. If
not, I can remove it.
I believe a test script is really, really needed to properly
test/review id properties, so I feel this is worth it.
Updated id properties interface as per
discussed in python meeting. Basically,
id properties are now entirely accessed
through the dict-like interface if IDGroupType.
Also, tp_getsetters are used throughout the code
now.
Using the dict interface allowed for a major cleanup
of the wrapping code. The biggest change is that ID
properties are no longer wrapped in a structure with
.type .name and .data members; instead when you get
properties from the group it returns the direct value.
Ints, strings and floats return simple python types,
while arrays and groups return special wrappers though.
This means to detect the type of an ID property, you
have to use type(). For string and int types this is
easy; for group and array types (which of course have
their own wrappers) you use type() with Blender.IDGroupType
or Blender.IDArrayType.
Update of epydocs plus a temporary gui script will be
forthcoming; the gui script will be removed before release
as of course by then we'll have a built-in gui for id
properties.
Bugfix for an error reported by Bassam/slikdigit.
Sometimes, long keyframes could still get created where they aren't
supposed to be (only occuring in a few ipo-curves).
- Dont allow it to apply the matrix twice to a linked-dupe. (Same as Apply Loc/Size/Rot)
- Make sure that the source object is active, not just the first selected object.
- Use Mesh instead of NMesh.
- use mesh.transform(mat) rather then vert by vert vec*mat
Other scripts had pupBlock changes for better layout.
When animating, it is often useful to be able to visually see where the
'pauses' are between keyframes. Long keyframes do this - linking two
keyframes in the same channel together.
Long keyframes are only drawn when the two keyframes have the exact
same values. This has to happen for every ipo-curve represented by the
keyframes shown for a long keyframe to be drawn.
I've added two new theme colours for the action editor. They are for
the selected and deselected colours of the long keyframes (currently
defaulted to be the same as the NLA strip selection colours).
frame set higher than End: frame
The end frame should not be allowed to have a value less
than the start frame. This commit sets the minimum allowable
value of the end frame button in the Anim panel and the timeline
to the start frame value.
Ton/Matt - if there is a good reason to not do this, feel free to
revert it back.
Click project, a nifty 3 click way to use a face to set a projection aurientation and then 2 more clicks for the U and V scales
with realtime updating as you move the mouse
should be faster then using view project all the time because you dont have to line the view up with the faces.
off_export - minor changes
uv_archimap - cleanup. slightly slower but less duplicate code
uv_from_adjacent - nothing
BPY_menus - renamed py slot UvCalculation to UVCalculation to be consistant
When the active action in the action editor is the active strip in the
NLA editor, translating (GKEY) the selected keys now shows the
'visual' time instead of the action's local time in the header.
because it gets set to one value or another on most platforms.
On windows, only link to DirectX if WITH_OPENAL is set to ON
(it isn't needed otherwise). This OpenAL stuff is pretty confusing!
had new dependencies added internally (like constraints), changing the
evaluation order for pose channels. My optimized code didn't like it, so
now it falls back to a reliable slower method.
Bug showed as totally messed up characters for proxies...
Also: increased range for 3D Window properties clip-start/end, this is
still a bad construct though...
