added a constant dict "Blender.Object.IpoKeyTypes" to pass to ob.insertIpoKey(keytype), previously these constants were not documented well and added to Blender.Object directly
0.5.9d : - 2007/4/5
- when a svg file containts several curves they can be imported in
separate object.
- managment of paths' name when paths are imported as separate curves.
- a menu was added to select between separate or joined curves
- management of colors
0.5.9e : - 2007/4/7
- corrected a scale problem that only appears when one uses beveldepth
- in separate curve option, name is also given to the curve data
- added the list of svg's color names (147) and modified the color's method
to work with.
0.5.9h : - 2007/5/2
- script was updated with the modifs by cambo
- removed all debug statements
- correction of a zero division error in the calc_arc function.
* Export edges instead of faces
* dont export fgon edges
* export all objects (not just active) including Dupli Objects and static particles
* use PupBlock rather then a gui that uses a window.
* write the file normaly rather then redirecting stdout
This means changing the active UV/VCol layers wont change what renders.
needed to adjust the minor version so old files will copy the active layer to the render-uv/vcol layer.
boxpack2d.py - redoen in C now, dont need python version.
Also added an option to remove all white vcol layers. this is usefull when loading old blend files where every mesh has vcolor's even if they are all white (because of how texface used to be stored before vcol layers)
using mface->flag for both.
Also found that the cdDM_drawMappedFaces and cdDM_drawFacesTex_common could get normals mixed up when rendering hidden faces. because hidden/invisible faces used continue without advancing to the next normal.
replaced with a help_bpy_api.py, that opens a web browser at the Blender Python API page.
Camera.c - added a veriable .angle to camera, same as .lens but adjusts the camera angle in degrees (like the D button)
export_fbx.py - use the the camera angle property.
object_cookie_cutter.py - use PointInTriangle2D rather then own function.
buttons_shading.c - added OB: and tooltip to object world mapping.
interface_draw.c - (Simple theme) text buttons looked exactly like normal buttons (more confusing when they had no text), made the text and ID buttons render inset so you can tell them apart.
BPyMesh.py - own dumb error, was using dir as an arg (which is a py keyword)
object_drop.py - new script, the first to use UIBlock, it drops objects into terrain, either a group or the active object. on teh Z axis or view axis.
export_fbx - blender cameras now work properly (converted lens angle, rotate to the right axis)
Made meshes, armatures and cameras use the same namespace.
DirectX8Exporter - update from David Teviotdale, change names of exported objects so some DX readers dont fail
xsi_export - Null materials made the export fail (python error).
This may not be a correct solution since material indicies could be messed up now. I have no way of reading these files.
buttons_editing.c - negative camera lense was possible with (Deg) button enabled
export_cal3d.c - minor changes
object_batch_name_edit.py - check for data and object libdata before renaming.
Mostly problems with vertex index, and splitting off new verts.
removing truespace_export.py truespace_import.py, (decieded by letterrip and myself)
both truespace and blender have enough formats in common that we dont need to support this format thats spesific to truespace and not used for 3d data interchange.
* added support for blenders materials
* added support for multiple materials per mesh
* added Multiple UV's per vert, as well as using multiple images (Blenders TEXFace)
removed radiosity support.
According to the author -
"The Radiosity file format is my own personal format. I created it to
learn how meshes and vertex colors were stored. See IO-Examples.zip, the
example *.radio files on my web page."
export_cal3d.py - option to export with baked animation from posebones, added popup UI with some options, fixed object scaling, get the meshes armature if its not selected.
Bone.c - return an empty list rather then None for bone.children bone.getAllChildren()
Draw.c - per button callbacks are now have (event, value) passed
export_fbx - export lamps, (point/spot/sun), Mesh edges, Dupli'Objects and static particles as edges. bug fix in material export and better reuse of some standard text chunks.
fly mode, added acceleration on mouse-wheel and +/- so flicking the mousewheel has more effect and dosnt feel so slugish.
BPySys.py - cleanName, dumb mistake.
BPyObject.py - function for getting an objects armature, look at both parent and modifier.
editmesh_add.c and BPyAddMesh.py - check for multires
filesel.c, Append/Link had a bug where files linked in, didnt have the LIB_APPEND_TAG unset, and appending these into a new blend file would link instead.
BKE_library.h, library.c - utility functions for flagging listbases flag_all_listbases_ids and and flag_listbase_ids
removing limits for now, no other areas of blenders API have limits like this (even if those limits make sense in most cases)
we may add warnings later.
also use faster dict syntax too.
* Support for fgons (dont make wire on fgon edges)
* added new wire type (extra sharp)
* also fixed editnmesh problem
* mistake in previous commit log (mesh_solidifym meant mesh_wire)
Existing data is flagged with LIB_APPEND_TAG and all_local only has an option to only operate on un-flagged data.
If you append an object thats linked to a material alredy linked in your scene, the material will not be made local.
So at worst youll need to make local some of the datablocks.
This is fairly simple and though my tests show it to work, do some tests on your own libraries before assuming its problem free.
scripttemplate_mesh_edit wasnt updated with PyAPI changes and moved some functions into generic places.
* Added a keyword argument to mesh.transform() - "selected_only" so you can transform the selected verts. this wont break existing scripts.
* Documented these changes in epydocs.
* used these functions in BPyAddMesh
*add_mesh_simple* - add a mesh from vert/edge/face data.
It deals with setting the mesh rotation and location based on the cursor and view rotation, vertex and object selection etc.
so adding a python object works just like other blenders internal add functions, in editmode and object mode.
*write_mesh_script* - writes a Py script containing the active mesh, this can be put in the user scripts dir so users can define their own objects in the addd menu.
Currently neither of these are accessed by the user however heres a script that uses add_mesh_simple and was written with write_mesh_script.
http://members.optusnet.com.au/cjbarton/add_mesh_teapot.py
console - Ctrl+Tab was autocomplete but that conflicted with weightpaint. Use Ctrl+Enter and Shift+Enter for newline without executing.
also made console.py import bpy.
