* pressing P starts the BGE in the 3D view
* redraw window clipping isnt right
* BGE python api works in py3k (without __import__ override or Mathutils, BGL, Geometry)
* no events yet (so there is no way to exit)
Checker: REVERSE_INULL (help)
File: base/src/source/blender/blenkernel/intern/BME_tools.c
Function: BME_split_face
Description: Pointer "example" dereferenced before NULL check
Check for null before we try to use it.
Kent
Checker: NULL_RETURNS (help)
File: base/src/source/blender/imbuf/intern/radiance_hdr.c
Function: imb_loadhdr
Description: Incrementing possibly NULL value "ptr"
Make sure were not trying to index past our array.
Kent
Checker: DEADCODE (help)
File: base/src/source/blender/gpu/intern/gpu_material.c
Function: GPU_materials_free
Description: Conditional "ma != 0"
was looping over wrong variable I'm guessing a cut and
paste error from above.
Kent
Checker: FORWARD_NULL (help)
File: base/src/source/blender/render/intern/source/texture.c
Function: do_lamp_tex
Description: Variable "co" tracked as NULL was dereferenced.
co was set to NULL at the beginning of the function and it could
possibly slip through all the logic above so lets test it before
we use it blindly.
Kent
The user value is 0 by default and the font kerning (the value
that come with the font) is enable, like always.
(the last was disable by mistake in a previous commit)
- Changing visible layers for armatures now sends notifiers
- Made the bone buttons show the layers data
TODO:
I also tried making the bone buttons show for 'PoseChannels' instead of the raw bones since this is more correct for most editing that can be done (i.e. when posing). For editmode though, we'd need to wrap EditBones in some way? However, I couldn't seem to get this to work due to the way paths are resolved.
Added a new template for layer-buttons, which auto-determines the layout of the buttons instead of relying on some hardcoded pattern for n-layers (i.e. 16 or 20 currently). This is a still bit rough, and could do with some refining to allow us to define what extra info (icons) should get drawn on the buttons or so.
Currently, this is only used in the Armature buttons to allow showing/hiding layers.
* Missing changes to release/windows/installer
* Sequencer fixes in source/blender/src/seqaudio.c dont apply to 2.5
* brechts fix for #18855 r20763 wasnt merged, does this apply to 2.5?
Checker: UNINIT (help)
File: base/src/source/blender/blenlib/intern/freetypefont.c
Function: objchr_to_ftvfontdata
Description: Using uninitialized value "face" in call to function "freetypechar_to_vchar"
freetypechar_to_vchar expects face to be defined so we need to
return before then if we have a problem. Also it doesn't
make sense to not return FALSE if there is an error because we
didn't do anything.
Kent
0.5 is the default value now, the range are from -5.0 to 5.0.
Note that we allow negative value, but the current draw code
always check for overlap characters.
Quick Color picker alternative!
- only a color circle + value slider
- exits immediate after use, or slight mouse move outside picker
- use scrollwheel to change HSV 'value'. Also works while picking.
- added nicer AA'ed cursor in picker
- All color swatches change 'value' on ALT+Wheel mouse-over
Old picker is still there, under SHIFT+click on swatch. Needs
evaluation... part of UI keymap? Per button type? Or divide
picker in left/right? Or just have all those old picker buttons
in another panel... I'm not to fond of this giant old popup.
This commit add two option to the blenfont library:
1) BLF_FONT_KERNING
This enable the kerning information that come with the
font, by default this option is disable and still don't
have a UI for change.
2) BLF USER_KERNING
This allow the user set a kerning value to by apply for
every character, by default this option is enable but all
the font have a kerning value of zero.
Ton I add this option to the style with a default value of 1.
Access from:
Outliner -> User Preferences -> Style -> FontStyle -> Kerning
Added search-browse to the Python ID template. Also added icon/button
for 'Add new'. (Note, we need icon for it).
Also fixed bug in search menu closing too quick on mouse-release, when
mouse was close to bottom of menu button.
And removed annoying warning if ID pointer was zero.
*Octree works nicely on hierarchic trees
*the old code was quite destructive at the Isect variable
changing isec->start, end, vec..now it only changes isec->labda (and hit results)
Currently rendering a BVH of all objects, where each object has it own octree.
- Lower bound for start values has been expanded to -MAXFRAME, to avoid clipping problems when the strip is moved past frame 0
- Removed some obsolete (+ commented out) NLA wrapping in Object stuff
This fixes
* some issues with Scene strips containing audio by removing
the curpos pointer from sequence structure. (the same scene
strip can now be used in a row)
That also makes the code a lot cleaner.
* fixed a corner case on the beginning of a strip, where audio was
not mixed in, depending of current audio buffer state.
* Also: made some hardwired variables macros to enhance readability.
Problem remaining: mixing the same scene strip several times (read
put it into a stack instead of into a row) has
problems with HD-audio since the same HD-audio state structure is
used and therefore the system will seek permanently, which leads to
audio distortions...
In response to user-feedback, I've changed the order in which channels appear. Now, the channel ordering is:
- Object/AnimData block
-- Active Action
-- Last NLA Track
..
..
-- First NLA Track
It is important to note several things still:
1) Active action is applied AFTER the NLA Tracks have been evaluated, not before
2) In this new order, the tracks+active action are shown in the evaluation-stack order, i.e. first thing applied is at the bottom, last is at the top.
As a result, I've switched the view-orientation back so that it works the same way as for DopeSheet/Graph editors (i.e. expands downwards not upwards). This may cause problems loading files saved with older builds of this branch. There are still some lingering problems due to this change which I'll fix in due course.
New tracks can be added in the following ways (with the mouse hovering over the channels-list):
* Shift-A - this will add a new track at the top of the stack (i.e. above all the existing NLA-tracks but below the Active Action) for every AnimData block where there was a selected NLA-Track
* Ctrl-Shift-A - this will add a new track above every selected one
Selected NLA Strips are split into two strips, each with half the length of the original strip.
Possible improvements subject to demand:
- multiple splits?
- splits with variable spacing? (i.e. 3:2, or 1:5).
* Strip scaling was being evaluated in the wrong way, resulting in scaled strips not being played too fast (for lengthened strips) or too slow (shortened strips)
* Also, verified that the 'reversed' option works correctly (no changes needed to be made here)
