Final GSoC commit.
* Bugfix: Negative frames crashed
* Bugfix: JOS sample buffer size prediction error (wasted memory)
* Optimisation: for JOS upsampling (around 12 % difference measured here)
* Optimisation: Better filter for JOS resampling
* Bugfix: Error in relative 3D audio code.
* Removed Attenuation
* Bugfix: Multiple scenes in BGE lead to errors, BGE audio now all relative, to support multiple scenes.
to scale towards zero
This is an attempted bugfix for a bug which seems to be very fickle to
reproduce (it only happens sporadically after quickly jerking the
strips around in a certain way). So far when testing, I haven't had
any more problems after applying this fix, though it may just be
unreliable testing.
Use PageUp/Down for moving up/down, and Shift PageUp/Down for moving
to top/bottom. This is more comfortable than the old combinations
involving shift+ctrl.
Thanks pepeland and 3duan for the suggestions. I've been looking at
improving these for a while...
* Left/Right Arrow = Single Frame stepping as before
* Up/Down Arrow = Jumps to next/previous keyframe (used to be the
uncomfortable Shift PageUp/Down)
* Shift Up/Down Arrow = Jumps forward/back in 10 frame increments
(used to be Up/Down Arrows). 10 frame increment should get
customisable again as in 2.4, but need to find some UI space to put
that!
* Ctrl Shift Up/Down/Left/Right = Jump to start/end frame (used to be
Shift <Arrow Key>)
* Bake calculation memory is now freed if surface is deactivated or baked.
* Fixed possibly incorrect brush influence when using "Non-Closed" brush setting.
* Added new rna property descriptions.
* Added some comments and general code cleanup.
Change OURPLATFORM from "linux<major_version>" to simple "linux".
Since new policy for linux kernel versions that major version in
platform doesn't make much sense for building rules so the same
rules could be used for both of linux2 and linux3 now/
Tested on both of linux2 and linux3 systems.
Added a set of stroke geometry modifiers to the Geometry tab of line styles
in the Parameter Editor mode. Now the following stroke geometry modifiers are
available, each with a set of animateable parameters:
- Sampling: changes the resolution of stroke backbone polylines.
- Bezier Curve: replace stroke backbone with a Bezier approximation of the
stroke backbone.
- Sinus Displacement: add sinus displacement to stroke backbone.
- Spatial Noise: add spatial noise to stroke backbone.
- Perlin Noise 1D: add one-dimensional Perlin noise to stroke backbone.
- Perlin Noise 2D: add two-dimensional Perlin noise to stroke backbone.
- Backbone Stretcher: stretch the beginning and the end of strokes.
- Tip Remover: remove a piece of stroke at the beginning and the end of strokes.
To branch users: When you have a .blend file with Freestyle options specified,
you may want to add a Sampling modifier with the 'sampling' value set to 5.
This value specifies a resolution of polylines for line drawing in Freestyle.
If no sampling modifier is specified, your line drawing will result in coarse
polylines. Before geometry modifiers were introduced, this initial sampling
was automatically done. Now the initial sampling is a tunable parameter that
can be omitted, allowing better control on polyline resolution.
- dont use hash lookups in this case because converting the string to unicode and doing a hash lookup is slower then looping over the keys and comparing (which avoids creating and throwning away a unicode string).
