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Martin noticed many of our bpy instance variables were
incorrectly marked as class variables in the doc.  This
commit essentially changes the title of sections of the doc
from Class Variables to Instance Variables.  Now that we are
adding class or module dictionaries for constants, etc. this is
a distinction worth making.  Plus it is right.
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Stephen Swaney
2005-06-15 06:22:26 +00:00
parent 7eee2e7f8a
commit 401dfba305
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@@ -49,18 +49,18 @@ class Camera:
The Camera Data object
======================
This object gives access to Camera-specific data in Blender.
@cvar name: The Camera Data name.
@cvar type: The Camera type: 'persp':0 or 'ortho':1.
@cvar mode: The mode flags: B{or'ed value}: 'showLimits':1, 'showMist':2.
@cvar lens: The lens value in [1.0, 250.0], only relevant to *persp*
@ivar name: The Camera Data name.
@ivar type: The Camera type: 'persp':0 or 'ortho':1.
@ivar mode: The mode flags: B{or'ed value}: 'showLimits':1, 'showMist':2.
@ivar lens: The lens value in [1.0, 250.0], only relevant to *persp*
cameras.
@cvar scale: The scale value in [0.01, 1000.00], only relevant to *ortho*
@ivar scale: The scale value in [0.01, 1000.00], only relevant to *ortho*
cameras.
@cvar clipStart: The clip start value in [0.0, 100.0].
@cvar clipEnd: The clip end value in [1.0, 5000.0].
@cvar drawSize: The draw size value in [0.1, 10.0].
@ivar clipStart: The clip start value in [0.0, 100.0].
@ivar clipEnd: The clip end value in [1.0, 5000.0].
@ivar drawSize: The draw size value in [0.1, 10.0].
@type ipo: Blender Ipo
@cvar ipo: The "camera data" ipo linked to this camera data object.
@ivar ipo: The "camera data" ipo linked to this camera data object.
@warning: Most member variables assume values in some [Min, Max] interval.
When trying to set them, the given parameter will be clamped to lie in
that range: if val < Min, then val = Min, if val > Max, then val = Max.