HKEY and Shift HKEY are used to change the handle type of curve control points in the IPO and Action Editors, and also for curves in the 3d view until recently.
This commit reverses the hotkey changes in:
http://projects.blender.org/pipermail/bf-blender-cvs/2007-May/009879.html
For curves, I've changed the show/hide points hotkeys to:
* Ctrl Alt HKEY == Hide Point(s)
* Alt HKEY == Show All Points
These aren't optimal, but at least there are usable hotkeys for this for now. Before, there had been a long-standing hotkey conflict. Better hotkeys can be designed as part of 2.5 work.
This commit fixes following issues:
* Undo push of "deselect" does not work correctly with curves. [#6632]
* Hotkey (h) does not work correctly with curves. [#6633]
* If control points are hidden partially (not all are hidden at once),
curve object is not hidden. [#6633]
Issue regarding the way curve objects are shown in the object mode
when they are hidden remains to be solved. [#6633]
First commit!
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."
Ctrl+RMB used to select a hidden object as well as "Select Grouped -> Parent"
Also made OOps and data browser check for hidden objects.
Added a countall to hide/unhide objects.
Small feature, added keybindings for setting the visibility restriction flags
that were previously only accesible via the outliner
HKEY Hides all selected
SHIFT-HKEY Hides all unselected
ALT-HKEY Shows all hidden
Composite preview in Image window didn't work OK when making a window
fullscreen. That because it depended too much on a composite editor to be
open, for refresh events.
Now you can use preview panels in a full-screen image window too.
It also works a bit different... noticable while dragging preview panel
around.
New option "rotate around selection" failed in editmode, when nothing was
selected.
Function calculateCenterMedian() missed that case.
Also added some zero initializing in code.
Made "Select Grouped" functions and "Select Linked" use BASE_SELECTABLE macro so they wont select objects they shouldent.
Made "Select Grouped" push an undo
Made "Select Grouped" and "Select Linked" only push add an UNDO if they make a change to the selection.
Fix for own bug. "Select Group" -> Hooks option could crash blender if an objetc hook was in another scene.
In the past, this was limited to only having 10 items. Now you can set the
number of recently opened files that are remembered (ranging from 0 to 30
items).
Setting for this can be found under 'Auto-Save' in the Info window.
Fixed bug #6153, Blender Crash during rendering (internal) with object selected in edit mode.
* Added a render parameter to several of multires's functions. If render==true, multires won't push data onto the undo stack, and regular Mesh data is always used (as opposed to EditMesh data.)
Removed special Sculpt Mode undo code. Sculpt Mode undo is no longer so useful, since in order to make it more correct it has gotten slower, so normal BIF_undo_push is used now. Fixes bug with Shape Keys, sculpting on a shape key wasn't doing undo properly.
it turned out it was already in there (center_currframe), and already
had an event entry in the View menu. It only lacked an actual menu entry.
Added the menu entry, along with hotkey Shift-C. Consistency with other
window types would indicate it should be C-key, but that is already taken
by what's probably an obscure curve edit mode function. With event refactor
in the future, I'm loathe to start changing hotkeys ;)
- New Softbody panel now is named "Soft Body Collision" (instead of II)
Also made it start tabbed, and made Fluids panel start untabbed.
- Infowindow: skip drawing buttons when width is smaller than 320 pixels.
Armature undo was incomplete; no less then 6 places needed undo pushes.
Added undo pushes, and made sure deselectall_armature/posearmature played nice
and only did undo pushes when they're called with AKEY.
This seems like a fairly old issue. I guess people just didn't notice it enough
to file a bug report. :)
Fixed bug #5917, shift-c doesn't work in the sculpt mode
* Added CKEY and SHIFT+CKEY to sculptmode's shortcuts (behavior is the same as for non-sculptmode.)
Bugfix: when ipo-frame-locking is turned off, make the ipo cursor show up
at the correct position and set CFRA correctly, if changed within IPO.
(avoids very annoying snapping...)
Partial fix for bug #5771, Multires tool deletes crease flags on edges
* Modified the edge flags code to support all of the edge flags (not just seams.)
* Added a new array to the Multires struct to store creases.
* For Mark Sharp, Clear Sharp, and Crease, displays an error if applied to a multires mesh not on level 1.
(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)
Most other operations use WP keys instead of UV/Face, so R now rotates the posebone instead.
When combining the modes this your more offten wanting to move the pose then the UVcoords.
Snap/Grid icon button in 3D view header (edit mesh). FIXME NOTICE: make nice looking icons (yes, that's for you Matt)
When snap is on, a drop down appears for the target method (closest, median, center)
Hotkey to toggle snap is Shift-Tab (this was previously used for a not totally equivalent to Tab. Ton said OK to scrap it). That hotkey is currently restricted to edit mesh (where snap is currently restricted).
Changed a couple of ugliness on how snap settings are stored.
Fix for bug #5248, sculpt - mirrored tiled texture odd results
Changed the algorithm used for projecting the brush texture onto the model. The old algorithm was never implemented properly, causing increasingly
wonky distortions of the brush as it got farther away from parallel to the screen. The new system uses the screen coords of vertices, the obvious
advantage being that 2D screen coords can be mapped quite easily to 2D texture coords. The main disadvantage of this method is that there are still
distortions in the brush as the surface beneath it becomes less parallel the screen. These distortions, however, are not as bad as the old ones
because they are predictable from the user's perspective. (It's analogous to a movie being projected onto a sphere; if the viewer is in front of the
sphere there is no apparent distortion, but from the side the movie appears stretched and distorted.)
This may still be worth revisiting after the release.
This patch allows icon files (.png) to be loaded into Blender dynamically,
without having to go through the tedious and technical process of compiling
them in. It also makes them part of the theme settings so they can be
attached as part of a theme and saved in the default .B.blend.
Icon files should be stored in $HOME/.blender/icons/ . This really sucks on
Mac since it's hidden in the finder, but it's a separate issue. We need a
better system of finding things like this, python scripts etc, perhaps a
nice wrapped function something like BLI_getresourcedir(), then it's easy to
do platform specific stuff there, like using ~/Library/Application Data on Mac.
More info and docs in the patch tracker @
https://projects.blender.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=5334&group_id=9&atid=127
