Before this, calling scene.currentFrame(val) would not work to update object displists where Blender.Set('curframe', val) did work.
Also used less python BuildValue calls.
commited temporary fix: executable name is quoted for all platforms except Windows now,
nicely wrapped in #ifdefs. Will be doing nice wrapper function BLI_system for system calls in blenlib
after release.
Please test on all platforms!
Differentiated properties and "game properties" in Object docs.
Also the new NLA/Pose key docs were added in the property class instead of Object, tsk tsk.
Python scripts: when setting a layer for an object, the function assumed
the object had to be in the current scene, thus ignoring layers for other
objects.
Now the object->lay value is set always.
Since 2.40 (and a few pre-releases around then), armature joining has not
worked correctly. Constraints and other attributes of bones in posemode
(IK DOF limits, transform locks, custom shapes, etc.) were not preserved
on the armature(s) that were joined onto the last selected armature. This
was a serious production problem, as it meant that you could not easily
add pre-made rig segments and merge them with the rest of your rigs without
having to redo all the constraints. After a few attempts, I've finally
managed to fix this.
All constraints and parenting relationships get name corrections for the post-
merge armatures. Action channels in actions don't really get any corrections
yet unless the action is being used by an Action Constraint.
Python-API people: beware, I may have broken something in this commit.
Two sensible methods left in: armatureobject.insertPoseKey and .insertCurrentPoseKey,
but still left unofficial i.e. not published in the api doc yet, because of additional
error checking is still needed and more testing too. But at least is now in better shape to
work on to be published in a later release.
Turned out somehow I managed to miss adding the proper
type refs in Blender.Types for IDGroupType and IDArrayType,
which made the script not work. So, I've got it all fixed now.
Or at least hopefully :)
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Added CurNurb.recalc() method. I thought I had commited this before as part
of a bugfix but obviously not. It allows control point handles be recalculated
after changing a curve's bezTriples.
(Empty space will get OSA options, that I add tomorrow or so)
- Removed a lot of old unused variables in renderdata. Also meant I had
to remove this from python API... please check if this gives valid
scripts?
- Cleaned up bad formatted code for FFMPG buttons (spaces instead of tabs)
Window.c was calling undo_push_mesh, even for non mesh objects, exiting editmode would crash for any non mesh object (found with the armature symmetry script), bad juju.
-Added missing access to Node win theme (thanks Mickaël Le-bihan for pointing) and also options group and group_active.
-Added Node space to Window.Types dict.
-Tiny update to the save theme script version numbers (keeping 2.42 for now to avoid popups, but should change to 2.43 right before release).
BTW: Happy New Year everyone :).
* added .iconTheme variable
* bugfix. drawType was not being saved because Py_BuildValue and __members__ was missing an "s"
* added Blender.Get('icondir')
scn.objects.selected = [] # deselect all
scn.objects.selected = scn.objects # select all
scn.objects.context = [ob1, ob2...]
Added epydoc examples and updates importer scripts to use this de-select-all method.
continual script stuff, minor stuff..
fix for bad return in group.
Added back group.objects.append/remove but print deprectaed warning. also some epydoc changes.
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Perform better param checking on Curve bevel and taper objects so that an
curve can't use its own object. Also stick a big warning in the docs for
Curve.setTotcol(), which seems to be an extremely dangerous method.
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Bugfix: fix my own over-optimization in insertIpoKey(), allow IPOKEY_LOCROT
and IPOKEY_LOCROTSIZE to again set rotation and size Ipo curves.
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Bugfix for at least one annoying "DeprecationWarning: integer argument
expected, got float" followed by garbage printed to the console. The message
happens when PyArg_Parse() is called to parse an integer but is passed a
float. This happens in a few other places, bun unfortunately I can't fix
them all right now.
