Added a new brush option, "Anchored". When enabled, the brush doesn't move with the mouse, but rather stays in it's initial location and grows larger or smaller to follow the mouse. Good for brushing alphas on to the mesh. (Note that this option isn't available for the grab brush, and ignores the smooth stroke option.)
Patch by: Adriano Macchietto (macchiea)
This patch optimises the way keyframes are drawn in the Timeline, so that it is more responsive when working with heaps of keyframes (i.e. motion-capture data).
Detailed Description of Patch (from author):
* No longer uses a list to store the keys before drawing. Uses
less memory.
* Culls the drawing of keyframes outside of the visible window.
Good for dealing with long mocap tracks.
* Performs a check to avoid redrawing a line over a line which
has already been drawn to the same pixels. This speeds up the
scenario when you have many keyframes and are zoomed out.
* Batches the draws into one glBegin/glEnd block.
This is all done on a per IpoCurve basis.
When a.blend -> //../c.blend -> //d.blend
Blender would see d.blend as //d.blend which is wrong since that is relative to c.blend
This works, except when you make an indirectly linked group into a directly linked group. and then the incorrect path was saved into the blend file and the data not load up again (without copying it there or hex editing the path)
This loop makes all lib files relative to the blend you have open.
Updated image preview a lot:
* Added a histogram-scope
* Added optional title-safe margins
* Re-arranged header, so that only usefull buttons are shown in image
preview mode
* Added zebra-mode for visual feedback of over-exposure regions
(helps in before and especially after color correction :)
* Added color-seperation-mode for waveform-display
* Show 10%, 70% and 90% hints in waveform-display
When Join Armatures was called from the menu (Object -> Join Objects) problems were being cause by the use of BASEACT, causing some armatures to disappear and not be joined.
Constraint Channels now have editable keyframes again. In the process, I've tweaked the Action Editor filtering logic a bit, so some regressions with other tools may have been caused.
When there were no keyframes for a constraint on a bone, trying to add a driver to the influence curve would fail, as a new curve would be added the some mysterious place. The cause was a missing case, as the code assumed that no user would try to add from IPO-Editor in such a way.
Press Rkey in compositor for reading back render results and invoke a compo.
This now correctly reads AO (skipped it sometimes) and it makes a correct
composite.
FSA todo:
- hotkey + button for reading all samples back + composite
- solve black border around image
Added a faster linear interpolation scaler to IMB_scaleImBuf.
Only handles common cases when we either
enlarge both, width and height or
shrink both, width and height
but that is pretty fast:
* does only blit once instead of two passes like the old code
(fewer cache misses)
* uses fixed point integer arithmetic for byte buffers
* doesn't branch in tight loops
Should be comparable in speed to the ImBuf ..._fast functions at least
for byte-buffers.
For the rather seldom situations that e.g. width is enlarged and height
is shrunken, the old code is still in use.
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Also small fix in sequencer: free float buffers on read now.
Horizontal keyframe filtering is now optional per editor (off by default). This option may be removed in future, but currently it's there so that users can use it at their own risk. Apparently this has been causing people grief.
In production rigs, such as those for Peach and Plumiferos, custom bone shapes are often simple wireframe shapes (formed with a single line). These are only visible when the armature's drawtype is Wire, which means that this drawtype must be used for the display of those bones. On the other hand, 'normal' bones must also be drawn as wireframes.
I've added a small toggle beside the field for the name of the object to use. This is marked 'W' (this is not great, but it'll have to do for now).
When activated, that bone's custom bone shape will always draw as a wireframe. As a result, the armature's drawtype doesn't have to be set to 'Wire' to see these bones.
