Have to use a ugly hack, as for pose bones, rotscale transform matrix is not always the same as translate one... :/
Adresses feature request [#30979] snapping: "align rotation with the snapping target" and pose-mode.
* Changed Duplicate and Exture Operator fpr Curves/Surfaces to Duplicate/Extrude and Move, like for Mesh objects, for consistency. This is also consistent with Shift+D and E shortcut.
This fixes [#31429] Curve menu polish.
* Fixed a wrong tooltip for metaball duplication.
When operator method property is not set, the operator uses the one from current scene settings. We must update the operator property accordingly...
Also updated default startup.blend file, to match default AngleBased method (was on Conformal one).
- use angle_normalized_v3v3() where both vectors are known to be normalized.
- remove needless radian to degrees conversions.
- move checks for customdata layers outside the inner loop (for bevel and crease).
... instead add scene.sequencer_editor_create / clear, these match id.animation_data_* functions.
- refactor for names, for scene level functions call them BKE_sequencer_*
--- Changes to File Output node ---
* Flat layer names in EXR multilayer files.
For a socket with name "AAA" the previous resulting EXR layer name would be "AAA.AAA", i.e. the render layer as well as render pass would use the socket name.
Now the "render_layer.render_pass" scheme is ignored in multilayer files, socket names are directly written to EXR layers (EXR layer name is "AAA" in this example). If sockets should have a notion of "render layer" this can still be achieved by explicitly adding a separator, e.g. "AAA.BBB". When loading such layers into a Blender Image struct, the name is interpreted as a "render_layer.render_pass" again (although the image node does not care about it, see below).
* Socket sub-paths (for singlelayer) or layer names (for multilayer) are stored in dedicated string variables in the socket storage data. This way the RNA can define precise string subtypes (PROP_FILEPATH) and length. The file/layer slots are defined as separate structs with own name properties in the RNA as well, so they can be used nicely with the list template.
* Ensure unique socket paths/layer names to prevent overwriting of files and layers respectively.
--- Changes to Image node ---
* Loading multilayer OpenEXR files has improved layer name splitting into render layer + render pass names now. This properly supports arbitrary EXR layer names now.
Example:
OpenEXR layer name: AAA.BBB.CCC
is split into
Render layer name: AAA.BBB
Render pass name: CCC
If the layer name has no '.' separators the render layer name is empty.
* Image node ignores the selected render layer in the image user data. Instead all existing layers are displayed at the same time by combining the render layer names with render pass names again, to reconstruct the original EXR layer name. This avoids the problem that render layers with empty name are not selectetable in the dropdown and allows using all image layers at the same time without duplicating the node.
This is the last commit of the sculpt masking merge. Documentation:
http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/User:Nicholasbishop/PaintMasks
Thanks to Brecht for reviewing!
* For VBO, add color to the VertexBufferFormat structure as three
unsigned bytes. Since mask elements are scalar the three color
components are identical to eachother, but the fixed-function OpenGL
pipeline requires colors to be either three or four components.
* For the same reason, multires VBO drawing now copies into the
VertexBufferFormat format as well.
* Regression: material colors will not show up correctly now, masks
colors are overriding. Not sure how to fix this nicely (would be
much easier to fix if drawing with vertex shaders.)
* Also, masks will only draw PBVH drawing, so only 'solid' drawing
will work correctly with masks.
* Add CTRL+IKEY to invert the mask.
* Add ALT+MKEY to clear the mask.
* Change the 'Hide' menu in sculpt mode to 'Hide/Mask', adds entires
for clearing, filling, and inverting the mask, as well as hiding
masked regions.
