When editing an action without a strip, or tweaking a strip without
time mapping enabled or supported, the extents of the virtual strip
can't be controlled and are purely derived from keys in the action.
Thus, cutting off evaluation of the action at these arbitrary points
gets in the way of observing the natural extrapolation of the F-Curves
and thus appears to be a mis-feature.
With this change non-mapped actions are evaluated with infinite
range, exactly like they are handled without NLA, unless extend
mode is set to Nothing.
The viewport stereoscopy support helpers are finally ported to 2.80.
We now can scale the camera and the "stereo cameras" will scale
in the viewport as well (unlike 2.7x).
At the moment I disabled the drawing of the camera frame when
stereo is selected and you are looking through the camera.
It is to be fixed later, but for now it draws the border wrong.
In 2.79 this was not a problem because the camera frame was drawn
afterwards as a hack.
Viewport > Stereoscopy:
* Cameras
* Convergence plane
* Convergence plane alpha
* Stereoscopy volume
* Stereoscopy volume alpha
shgroup_instance_alpha was getting a color[4] but would only use the
alpha defined upon creation of the shading group.
This was very limiting since it wouldn't allow for different instances
to have different alpha values.
Patch made with Clément Foucault (he made the code of it, while I fixed
all the parts of the code that were relying on shgroup_instance_alpha.
The original issue is that we were changing the camera shiftx
temporarily for the stereoscopic calculation. However we are using the
evaluated object when calculating the projection matrix.
Note: Camera framing drawing for stereo still seems to be broken.
But the viewport itself is now correct.
Not sure exactly why this happened for 'apply as shape' and not in other
cases (did not took time to fully trace what happens there). But in any
case, `BKE_key_evaluate_object_ex()` can be called from a fair amount of
places, including during depsgraph evaluation, so setting back key's
owner here is plain wrong in CoW era.
More like a band-aid than anything else really, that code is horribly
weak and need to be fully re-written at some point (putting all those
temp data-blocks fully outside of bmain...). But for now should do.
Fix T60194: Sequencer cut loses animation data for the right strip.
Fixing the first also fixes the second. First attempt was delaying
uniquename check at a later step of cut process, after everything had
been duplicated. While this fixed first issue, second one became even
more proeminent (it become active for all strips, and not only
video/audio movie strips in meta's).
So instead, passing along the list of (new) sequences, so that duplicated
seqs can be put there immediately, before checking for unique names,
henceforth ensuring even strips inside meta's get properly handled.
This partially reverts commit bb98e83b99.
It fixed 'strips having same name' issue, but broke handling of
animation then. Need to find a better way to handle this.
This commit groups a set of new tools that were tested in grease pencil object branch before moving to master. We decide to do all the development in a separated branch because it could break master during days or weeks before the new tools were ready to deploy.
The commit includes:
- New Cutter tool to trim strokes and help cleaning up drawings.
- New set of constraints and guides to draw different types of shapes. All the credits for this development goes to Charlie Jolly (@charlie), thanks for your help!
- Segment selection mode to select strokes between intersections.
- New operator to change strokes cap mode.
- New option to display only keyframed frames. This option is very important when fill strokes with color.
- Multiple small fixes and tweaks.
Thanks to @pepeland and @mendio for their ideas, tests, reviews and support.
Note: Still pending the final icons for Cutter in Toolbar and Segment Selection in Topbar. @billreynish could help us here?
This change brings back old original logic which was checking
whether worker threads do fit into an active CPU group. But
it does it a bit smarter now and is also checking affinity
within that group. This way Cycles will use all threads on a
Threadripper2 CPU if it's set to automatic number of threads,
but on another hand will not change affinity if user requested
16 threads and changed Blender affinity.
There was a problem counting the number of points for edit points and lines. Now the total size is used allocating the VBO size and not the stroke size.
This removes code duplication and put an end to the old "create at request"
batch creation.
Also it uses the same vbo as the uv layer used for shading. Reducing VRAM
usage.
Also fixes the modified uv display in uv edit mode.
This is in order to allow more spaces to have their batches created at the
same time and sharing the batches.
This is part of the effort fo making the drawing code more optimized. This
commit however should not introduce any difference.
This commit bypass the aspect ratio correction for angle stretch display
but this should be fixed in the next commit.
This is in order to use batch cache directly without using tricks like
batch presets reseting the VAOs.
Note: For now it also create a depth buffer for this area which is not
needed. We could get rid of this to lower VRAM usage.
The overlay should now use the texture interpolation setting in material
mode.
In image mode, there is now a new button to let the user choose the texture
filter. The option is located in the Texture Slots popover and only shows
in Image mode.
Debugging the edit mode selection I realized the vertices are often
occluded by edges with the same depth. Sometime it can be the center
pixel of a vertex point and that can lead to some selection issue.
So I increased the offset a bit for the vertices and it seems to fix it.
This makes it more future proof and remove baked id offset inside the vbos.
Instead we add the offset as a uniform. This makes it possible to reuse
the vbos instead of discarding them all the time.
Also using batch request may reduce batches creation time.
