Added an option to only display keyframes of the selected action-channels and/or the active material. This is should offer some speedups on really heavy datasets. Use the (View)->(Only Selected Data Keys) option to turn this on.
In future, more filtering options could be added here too...
This commit adds a few quick tools for riggers. In Editmode for Armatures, I've added the popups that show up in PoseMode when Shift-MKEY and MKEY are used. This should speed up the workflow a bit, by requiring less trips between the 3d-view and the buttons panel, as well as providing a 'batch' move-bones-to-layer functionality.
Usage Notes:
* MKEY - move selected bones to layer(s)
* SHIFT-MKEY - change the currently visible armature layers
* CTRL-MKEY - mirror selected bones
Added include compiler switches for windows to make pthread.h accessible
and reverted Joshua's patch.
(Joshua: the prefetch buffering has _nothing_ to do with FFMPEG!)
If this still does not fix the problem, please send an email to me!
I also fixed
source\blender\src\sequence.c(1405) : error C2275: 'PrefetchThread'
GCC is way to gracefully in latest versions... :)
The patch submitter found a case where freed memory was being accessed again later. Fortunately (or unfortunately), this bug has not shown itself so far, and has therefore been easy to miss. In fact, somehow, everything still manages to work correctly without it.
Fixed a few bugs with the Alt-S transform tool when the armature drawtype is set to B-Bone:
* Transform constraints seem to have been turned off for this sometime in the past few weeks. Re-enabled this.
* Numeric input for this tool was not working correctly. You could only set the value of the x-axis width only. Also, giblish was being displayed for the other channels
* The char array used in the BoneSize function was smaller than the one used in the headerBoneSize (new function added for this transform mode instead of reusing some old one).
Also, I've added some menu entries for both Alt-S tools in editmode, which did not exist in the past. How were the users supposed to figure this out???
- activated image browser for texture databrowse (texture buttons)
- activated image browser for brush texture databrowse (+small fix of callback function)
- activated image browser for image databrowse in UV/image editor
- fixed: filter didn't work with databrowse and append/link.
- filter buttons in header now don't appear when doing databrowse or append/link
- loading previews for textures added when linking/appending.
The Action Editor slider callbacks were missing depsgraph update calls, so the 3d-view wasn't correctly updated after using to sliders to add keyframes
When compiling Blender without FMMPEG here, compiling broke on this file after the prefetch buffering commit. I've added some #ifdefs to fix this in the meantime, but Peter should check.
* Rotation/Scaling now use the correct center-point. The helpline is now drawn correctly too for this
* For Rotation in UV/IPO editors, constraints are now disabled as they didn't make sense
This patch adds prefetch buffering to the sequencer
(see the tracker for additional details:
https://projects.blender.org/tracker/?func=detail&aid=7307&group_id=9&atid=127
)
We create seperate render threads (currently one, because of the fact,
that sequence rendering modifies global structures...), that
render up to the defined userpref value "Prefetch frames" in advance.
(Pressing Alt-A will _first_ fill the buffer and then start playing.)
Bassam and I did some extensive testing, so it should work.
If you don't configure your number of prefetch frames, prefetching is disabled!
(Sane defaults... :)
Also: if the machine is definitely too slow and runs out of the prefetch
area, prefetching is disabled automatically and we are back to good old
frame skipping mode.
My Dual Athlon is able to handle 4 parallel DV streams at once (sometimes
a little bit choppy, but prefetching is never disabled!)
I fixed also a long standing bug in the audio code, that made playback run
backwards at the beginning...
As with the Action and NLA editors, I've refactored the transform code for the IPO editor to get rid of the special (and clunky) transform loop that had been created. The approach this time is closer to the one taken for the UV/Image editor.
What's New/Will-be-possible-in-the-future:
* Numeric input now works for the IPO editor
* Proportional Edit support for the IPO editor will eventually be added.
* Rotation (hopefully), once some hotkeys have been remapped
Known Problems:
* If a keyframe moves past neighbouring keyframes and the transform gets cancelled, it doesn't get restored correctly. This problem is quite icky to resolve (I've got a large hack for this, but that currently segfaults randomly).
* When scaling, the dashed-line (helpline) is drawn from the wrong starting co-ordinates. This does not affect the actual scaling though
* Trying to scale BezTriples with autohandles still doesn't work if either of the handles haven't been transformed yet. This behaviour was already present prior to this commit.
work for same results.
- UV Stitch with the V key was not working (as stated in the menu)
- Rotate UV's and Colors now have an option for CCW (was in the menu
but not implimented)
- Draw face dot in UV when in face mode
I reviewed the code, suggested an update ( initialising accumulation buffer ), and tested the resulting update successfully.
It's great to see more GE developers!GE Patch by Hamed Zaghaghi to add motion blur to the GE ( using the accumulation buffer ).
I reviewed code and tested, gave some feedback ( initialising accumulation buffer ) which was implemented straight away, and re-reviewed.
It's great to have another GE coder on the team!
For transform in UV/Image editor (and soon, the IPO editor), transformations on 'local' axes (i.e. GXX, or GYY) won't work. Therefore, I've disabled this for those cases.
Note: A small part of the IPO editor transform-code port is in this commit too.
EditVert had "float *fp" while the others had "float p".
changed to "float p" and made all code using the float pointer use the already existing tmp.p (void*) instead.
Now there's an option for the owner to follow the path of the target cyclically. Previously, if the owner moved past the extents of the side of the bounding-box used for the calculations, the object was placed on the curve at the nearest extent.
This option is only really useful if the curve itself is cyclic, although you can still use it otherwise. To enable, just turn on the cyclic option.
This commit fixes several bugs related to animating armatures. I've also tidied up the formatting in a few files along the way, and also commented the flags for this pose->flag.
What's new/fixed:
* Undo will no longer destroy entire un-keyframed poses. Now it behaves as expected, and only reverses the most recent change.
* On some files, POSE_DO_UNLOCK somehow got set on files and never cleared. The symptom of this was a file in which you suddenly could no longer pose an armature at all without using auto-keyframing. A check to prevent this from happening again has been added (it will also fix old files too)
Notes:
- Now, all PoseChannels get tagged with BONE_UNKEYED after they have been transformed. This flag prevents IPO data being flushed over these new values, even after undo.
- These tags only get removed on frame-changes or inserting new keyframes.
