another patch for the dilate/erode step method, still without any functional changes.
This time it keeps the general algorithm but uses the tile system to make it
multithreaded. I could not measure a speedup on my 2-core laptop, but hope that
it will be faster for more cores. The immediate speedup that is very visible though is
that tiles come in as soon as they are calculated and a dilate/erode node does not
block the whole image to be calculated.
till then, David.
This means you can for example, uv unwrap in quad-view and change settings in the toolbar without defaulting back to the first quad-view region available.
This may be displayed to the user later, for now this is set on executing registrable operators.
Bug was in fact that the options for this operator couldn't be accessed (unless you knew to press f6), now the redo panel sets the window area before polling.
Now other operators that use the window region will show settings too.
* Undoing the previous applyMovement() changes for characters. This was causing bugs for the Motion Actuator.
* Creating a Character Motion type for the Motion Actuator with specific controls for characters. This includes moving, rotating and jumping.
* Adding a KX_CharacterWrapper.walkDirection to set the character's direction and speed.
Note, this also resolves the following bugs:
[#33585] "Setting dLoc of motion actuator [0,0,0] via python won't stop object" reported by Manuel Bellersen (urfoex)
[#33503] "Character physics type won´t accept more than one motion anymore" reported by Mr Larodos
* Changing Material Preview type (Sphere, Monkey...) should not trigger ND_SHADING_DRAW. Caused Cycles 3D View render to re-start.
It now only triggers an ND_SHADER update, which will be handled inside the Properties Editor Listener and executes a Preview Re-Render.
Addition of a RNA function to toggle between the hair settings and rebuild the cache. This enables the usage of the render step, child number and full display percentage with f12 rendering.
A scaling to the strand radius has also been added for the static bvh. This only matches up with dynamic for uniform scaling.
A very small fix is included for multiple uvs/vertex colours when using child particles.
Previous alpha-overing on black for RGB display wasn't so much useful
for artists, changed in a way:
- Made RGBA display default for node editor backdrop and image editor,
so it'll be clear that image does have alpha channel
- RGB display will ignore alpha channel completely
Reshuffled buttons for RGBA/RGB so now the order is following:
RGBA | RGB | Alpha | Z
Still to come: startup.blend shall be altered to make RGBA default.
Issue was caused by storing BB calculated from final displist in
Curve datablock and not having Object's BB at all. This is not
clear at how could have been worked for so long.
Changed it so Curve's BB is calculated from non-deformed displist,
which matches BKE_object_min_max and BKE_curve_texspace_calc and
made it so Object's BB would be calculated from final displist.
* Disabling Skeleton Sketching now refreshes the view properly, so that strokes
don't linger on even after being disabled
* Added the delete operator to the panel
Although the bug report here wasn't exactly clear about what exactly was wrong,
it soon became apparent that the UI stuff here was in need of some love.
Changes:
* Ported over missing tooltips from 2.49 (i.e. most of them)
* Fixed a few incorrect tooltips (mostly the subdivision length settings)
* Made the autonaming and number/side settings slightly clearer - number/side
are used to replace placeholders in the names of template bones (&N and &S
respectively) when autonaming is disabled. When it is enabled, these values are
determined automatically.
Limit Constraints (i.e. Limit Location/Rotation/Scale/Distance) with 'For
Transform' option enabled would still be applied when transforming objects even
when they were turned off using the eye icon in the constraint panel headers.
The "off" flag was never added to the checks for muted or disabled constraints
to be skipped here.
draw_item *is* optional (it then uses default C function), even though there is not much sense to register a class without it, except for our default UI_UL_list!
Patch by Sergey, .blend by Thomas and some further tweaks by me.
Still to solve later: allow external engines to specify own preview .blend, for
now the code here is doing too much magic hacking on the preview scene still.
Issue was caused by recursive call of RE_BlenderFrame. Solved by
reshuffling image pool init/free in do_render_all_options.
Should be harmless, but doublecheck on this is welcome.
without NPOT support. Was wrong stride used for memcpy leading
to wrong memory writes in def_internal_icon.
It's a regression since matcap commit.
Should fix the following reports:
- #33993: Crash on Blender startup (Vista x32)
- #33996: Latest build crashes on win xp
Headerless panels are not supposed to be closed ever. But if user saves a blend with a stardard panel closed, then dev decides to make this panel headerless, when user open again its blend, the panel is closed and has no more header, so it becomes invisible!
This commit simply checks, at draw time, that a headerless panel is never closed (and repoen it if necessary)!
add an assert because if the mesh is in an invalid state the mask layer can exist but the mask pointer still be NULL (noticed this while looking into a different bug).
