When "svnversion" can't be found (as is usual for anyone running TortoiseSVN), build_revision info will be "", which breaks compiling. Worked around this for now by using "<UNKNOWN>" as this
This patch makes SCA_PythonKeyboard.events and SCA_PythonMouse.events return a dictionary of all inputs (including inactive) instead of a list of active inputs.
Example usage:
import bge
if bge.logic.keyboard.events[bge.events.SPACEBAR] = bge.logic.KX_INPUT_JUST_ACTIVATED:
print("Spacebar pressed!")
A couple of changes to the patch:
* Wrap python stuff in #ifndef DISABLE_PYTHON
* Clear and decref m_event_dict in the destructors
A couple of things not related to the patch:
* Made member variables private
* Removed a commented out (and no longer used) method (SCA_PythonMouse.show())
* Added ND_FRAME_RANGE to the header listener, changing frame range in Properties Window didn't update it in the timeline, reported by Hardworker in IRC. Thanks!
* Main Area Listener doesn't listen to all NC_SCENE Notifiers now, only selected ND Notifiers, like the header does. This is more efficient. If there is a reason to let it listen to all NC_SCENE notifiers, please tell me. :)
- user input gets non utf8 chars stripped all text input other then file paths.
- python has the same limitations, it will raise an error on non utf8 strings except for paths use unicode escape literals so its possible to deal with saving to these file paths from python.
- new string functions
BLI_utf8_invalid_byte(str, len) returns the first invalid utf8 byte or -1 on on success.
BLI_utf8_invalid_strip(str, len) strips non utf-8 chars.
This happend because of incorrect order of calculating used layer mask and drawing
header. Added layer content changed notifier to recalc used layers when needed.
This also fixes header redrawing in "Move to layer" operator and when user
changes Object.layers in properties view
This patch allows a user to pass binary data to LibLoad() to load a blend file from memory instead of a file path. I don't know how useful this will be for others, but I've used it so far for:
* Decrypting .blend files and loading them without having to store the .blend on the hard drive
* Pulling .blend data out of an archive and loading it (again skipping the hard drive)
So, it seems the biggest use for this is skipping a bit of file IO (and possibly some security problems).
Example usage:
import bge
with f as open('myfile.blend', 'rb'):
data = f.read()
bge.logic.LibLoad('Name', 'Scene', data)
from Alexander Kuznetsov (alexk)
Authors comments
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- Rename textfield sometimes exceeded scroll bars' and window's borders.
- Restrict buttons were over not under the rename field.
- Restrict lines didn't go all the way.
- Because of 2.4x interface system, in 2.5 rows were shifted 2 pixels up.
- In Datablocks and User Preferences view bottom line was down by one.
- Rows in Datablocks, User Preferences and Keymap view didn't extend all the way but check boxes and text fields did. It was visible while scrolling horizontally or at right bottom corner.
- Vertical lines in Datablocks and User Preferences didn't stop at the last horizontal line after last row.
This patch fixes those problems.
P.S. I tested the vertical offset with value of 40 so it works perfectly.
- UV texture coords were never written.
- TexFace with no material resulted in an invalid XML file (unclosed tag)
- freewrl wouldn't parse "FALSE", needs to be "false"
- the ID data name was being written as the filename, so in many cases images wouldn't load.
obj.add_vertex_group() --> obj.vertex_groups.new()
obj.add_vertex_to_group() --> obj.vertex_groups.assign()
note: obj.vertex_groups.assign() will be very slow, need to have this take a list rather then 1 vertex at a time.
The code was taking the last layer, but that is only valid if the mesh has only one kind of CustomData types (e.g. only UVMaps or only VertexColors). The solution I found is to call CustomData_get_named_layer_index instead. To avoid some situations where an uv with this name may already exist and the number of UVs is already the limit we are returning a CDL only when the texture is properly created.
As a bonus that also fixes the same problem with VertexColor.
- mesh.add_geometry(v, e, f) --> mesh.vertices.add(tot), mesh.edges.add(tot), mesh.faces.add(tot)
- mesh.add_material(mat) --> mesh.materials.link(mat)
changed material.link so it always adds a material even if it exists in the list, this behavior is good for users but not scripts since it can mess up indicies (some formats may have the same material set twice).
G.main->name (also bpy.data.filepath) was being set to an uninitialized string.
Not much we can do about this so set G.main->name an empty string if no file is loaded.
the render engine assumes the RenderResult's rectf is not in linear color space when color management is disabled so the sequencer and opengl render need to follow this else it results in dark images.
