The BGE was getting the namespace dict directly from __main__ which conflicts
with my recent fix to get the pickle module working which to overwrote the __main__ module on script execution.
Simple fix is to have the BGE and Blender use the same method of getting namespaces.
Renamed CreateGlobalDictionary() to bpy_namespace_dict_new() and moved into bpy_internal_import.c
pickle still wont work in the BGE since we make a copy of __main__ namespace but for speed would rather not have to replace the __main__ module many times per second.
* add support for LCMS (disabled by default, set WITH_LCMS to true to enable it)
* fixed typo that prevented TIFF support to be properly enabled
* enable ray optimization by default (scons and cmake already did this)
* fixed building with libsndfile on darwin (disabled by default)
* quicktime: use audaspace headers from $(NAN_AUDASPACE)/include instead of intern
* gameengine: add -DWITH_FFMPEG to compiler flags when building with ffmpeg support
- remove scons option WITH_BF_FHS, its not needed anymore.
- comment WITH_BF_DOCS, was using epydocs which we dont use now.
- blenderlite target was broken, always using openmp.
- building without python wasnt working.
- fixed some warnings.
BL_ArmatureChannel.rotaion_euler -> BL_ArmatureChannel.rotation_euler
Making the docs match the code:
BL_ArmatureChannel.rotation -> BL_ArmatureChannel.rotation_quaternion
BL_ArmatureChannel.euler_rotation -> BL_ArmatureChannel.rotation_euler
- added possibility to add navmesh modifier manually in order to transform manually created mesh to navigation mesh (with navigation polygons data layer)
- added possibility to use existed navigation mesh object for navmesh generation (so new object won't be created, but existed object will be updated)
- modified conversion process to take into account changes caused by mesh editing
Note: conversion to dtStatNavMesh in KX_NavMeshObject hasn't worked correctly yet
BGE Py Controllers were effectively doing this...
"a.b.c" --> "__import__('a').b.c()"
This was annoying because it meant module 'a' would need to import 'b' explicitly.
Now use import like this.
"a.b.c" --> "__import__("a.b").c()"
Note that this has the slight disadvantage that these need to be modules, where as before they could be collections of functions in a class instance for eg. So its possible this breaks existing files but dont think anyone used this since its a fairly obscure use case.
- fixed the access to KX_SteeringActuator attributes from scripts
- added enum members for KX_SteeringActuator and KX_NavMeshObject to GameLogic dictionary
- obstacle culling for correct simulation in 3d
- flag for steering actuator termination on reaching target
- path recalculation period
- advance by waypoints (for path following)
- creation obstacle on object replication (including navmesh object)
- creation object transform for navigation mesh directly from blender object instead of using SGNode world transform (because SGNode doesn't exists yet when building navmesh on ProcessReplica)
