Drag/drop now has a User preset for dragging threshold.
Noticed this was set to 3 pixels even, made it 5 as default.
Tablet owners can put it larger too :)
Note: the tweak-threshold (3d win) is 10 pixels now, I think
this needs another preset too, leave this for now.
Also: fixed crash in filewindow: drag .blend icon and drop it.
You can't test anything in Blender or you get a bug :)
After loading file, the Undo-push happened too early, causing an
undo for the first action to show animated setups wrong.
(material.c: removed old crap)
The icons for materials were always lagging or not updating
at all. I also found it suspicious slow...
It appeared that the icons now store a "mip level", where for
every change in Materials 2 render jobs for icons were started,
one for 32x32 pix, one for 96x96. The latter was cancelling out
the first job almost always.
Also made preview renders detect size, to set amount of tiles
to be rendered. Small icons use 1 part, larger previews 16 now.
All in all, behaves much smoother now! But, will also update
the thread Jobs manager to allow "delayed jobs" like for icons,
these are aggressively put as first in the jobs list.
- OpenGL still render failed when output format was set to Movie.
Now it just doesn't save a file and renders anyway.
- Bone heat weight was missing 'wait cursor'.
- Waitcursor for Mac Cocoa is back! Made all OS's use the same
nice hourglass cursor.
(Note: this violates Mac UI guidelines, we should rely on the
spinning wheel of death instead. Highly disputable that.)
- operators need to enable the option OPTYPE_PRESET or 'PRESET' in python.
- hidden properties are not written.
- currently this only works in the file selector (enabled for FBX/OBJ export)
- currently the menu label doesnt change when presets are selected, this is a TODO, not so simple since the UI is defined in C and the label in python.
- presets save in "scripts/presets/operators/*id*/*.py"
In some cases, a LMB-drag was drawing a stippled line. Leftover of
WIP code for support of gestures in Blender.
Disabled drawing for now, until gestures is back in control.
Since 2.5x blender has been using CD_MASK_BAREMESH for updating objects since object_handle_update() no longer has access to G.curscreen to calculate the mask from viewports.
The problem with this is after an initial calculation, CD_MASK_MTFACE may be required on draw, so it would recalculate the modifier stack multiple times per frame.
One case which caused this is armature animated mesh with texface in a dupligroup.
Fix this by having customdata_mask member in the scene, this isn't great design but at least fixes the bug and only changes a few files.
Porting the fix when Fullscreen flag is on (~ scene.gm->fullscreen)
I still see some issues with that, a difference between width/height. To be addressed later.
You now can drop a .blend inside blender window to open it.
Implementation notes:
- Added call to extract icon type for files. Code re-used from
space_file
- External files that get dropped set icon types too.
Drop box polls can check for this.
- Also enabled setting op-context for drop operators, this was
needed to prevent filewindow to open.
Surprising this wasnt noticed in a much more obvious case:
- Key Location, Move, Rotate, Undo-Rotate >> Resets to keyed location as well.
This was happening because DAG_on_load_update() was called on read_undosave(), flagging 'ob->adt->recalc |= ADT_RECALC_ANIM;'
Fix by adding an option to DAG_on_load_update(), not to recalculate time flags.
Using scrollwheel on properties window halted when it was over
a list-button. Now it disables handling wheel events when you use
scrollwheel outside of lists first.
Implementation note: UI event handlers have priority over other
keymaps. That's OK. In this case it's simple conflict, for which
no design solution exists... wouldn't know how to do this nicer!
Code is nice local and can be improved when we look into other
conflicts...
Using RMB on menus to change hotkeys was broken.
- the input button was on a weird place outside menu, assign
would close pulldown, so you had to reopen to check
- ESC didn't close the button, but assigned ESC as hotkey.
This key is a protected key, and always should be escaping.
- Worst bug: if you used this on a 'user keymap' it removed
all entries from the map...
"Continuous grab": the boundary is now set to Area (editor), making it work
for operators started in other regions (like toolbar, or in quad view case)
Problem is is with operator redo which click-extrude exposed.
Check if redo operator can run, otherwise lock the UI and add a label that the operator doesn't support redo.
This is clunky but IMHO better then failing silently and leaving the user confused.
- Merged redo functions into ED_undo_operator_repeat(), code was duplicated in a few places.
- added WM_operator_repeat_check to check if WM_operator_repeat() can run, avoids an undo call when redo work.
Unrelated changes
- GHOST_SystemWin32.cpp set to utf8 encoding.
- cmake_consistency_check.py now checks source files are utf8.
* Close event probably happens when drawable is set to other window and this messes up drawing.
* Also fixes#25071 and possibly #22477 (somebody with osx has to re-test)
The old blocking "time cursor" wasn't working anymore.
Commit 32798 overlooked that the initialization was
needed.
Now bakes show it again. Note to self: it seems to flash
slightly (like 2.49), need to check on it one day.
- commented unused View3D->flag's
- popup dialog now centers over the mouse
- only overwrite image alpha with render settings on save if saving the render result.
- bpy.app.driver_namespace, read-only dictionary, edit in-place.
- reset on file load and new file.
- on errors the namespace used to be reset, this should not be needed.
simple example.
def driverFunc(val):
return val * val
bpy.app.driver_namespace['driverFunc'] = driverFunc
... now all drivers can access this function.
When report error was drawn in info header, using border select
or paint brushes flickered. Was caused by Triple Buffer method
not checking for correct redraw case.
Also made report redraws less aggressive, it was drawing the info
header all over with 50 FPS for 10 seconds. Made it 20 FPS, and
added code to only send notifiers for actual changes.
As todo note for future: animated UI options could get better
caching to cope with slower refreshes.
- Python calling operators didn't run WM_operator_properties_sanitize() so enum functions called from python were given a NULL context.
- PROP_ENUM_NO_CONTEXT and PROP_NEVER_NULL used the same value in the enum (possible conflict).
