Texture animation is now shown in the animation editors. Texture stacks are shown for each Material/Lamp/World block that uses them.
There is currently still a bit of a bug with this which means that unless the owner of the texture stack is animated too, the animation data for the textures won't show up. This will get rectified soon though.
* Remove the manual OSA method but rather pass on derivatives to the
textures. This means that at the moment e.g. the bricks node is not
antialiased, but that image textures are now using mipmaps. Doing
oversampling on the whole nodetree is convenient but it is really
the individual textures that can do filtering best and quickest.
* Image textures in a texture node tree were not color corrected and
did not support 2d mapping, now it's passing along shadeinput to
make this possible. Would like to avoid this but not sure how.
* Fix preview not filling in all pixels when scaling or rotating in
the texture nodes.
Transparent strokes are rendered by means of transparent vertex colors.
To make this possible, Blender's internal renderer has been slightly
extended to allow transparent vertex colors. When Material::vcol_alpha
is non-zero, the renderer takes MCol::a into account.
This means pose bones on proxy poses can have their own values as long as the name and type matches that of the library pose bone.
without this the only way to add new values on a pose bone proxy is to protect in the lib, reload the proxy blend and save.
Added a function that quickly extracts a full main dbase from an undo buffer,
to pass on to render code. This will efficiently then make a render using only
own memory, allowing real threading and running multiple renders at once.
Note, this is not like GE ffmpg, but Blender Image Texture
display for GLSL materials. Speed can be disappointing,
use smaller images for realtime edits.
- Often need to open a file that just crashed/hung in valgrind or gdb
- Sometimes need to commit a blend that was just opened and blender has no fast way to get the blend file in the clipboard.
since libraries also print in the console, dont see any problems with adding this.
- no i really don't like abusing group indexes (would like to have written indices .. but spell checker complains SIGH )
anyhow
lattices and curves do not care for ambiguous vertex group index any more
just take weights as they are set
This commit restores the 'Playback FPS' option which showed an indicator of the frame rate of animation playback in the 3D-View.
The info for this is now stored in a temp struct in scene data, with the status info being updated by the "animation step" operator instead of relying on globals as the old code did. This seems a lot more stable than in 2.49, but the accuracy is still questionable.
Implementation note: this was done by giving each Render a slot number,
and for every slot a new Render will be created. Not sure if this is
ideal, but it ensures that all passes, render info, etc are separate so
you can also compare render layers and passes, in 2.4x only whatever it
was currently displaying was backed up.
The code used to calculate the number of spaces to insert for a tab (so that indention widths were aligned to multiples of the number of spaces to use) was incorrectly assuming that the line that this was to occur on was blank, using text->curl->len (i.e. the length of the current line).
The code now uses the position of the cursor to determine how many spaces need to be added to it to move it to the next multiple of the tab width.
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Also, added numpad enter to text-editor keymap for creating new lines for more consistency with user expectations.
