Text.setCursorPos(row, col) now pops the text into view if it is in the active window space. The outliner uses this to jump to any definition in a script; it is invoked with Ctrl+T.
Space types that are to support shortcuts like this should call BPY_menu_do_shortcut(...) from the event queue read method (See winqreadtextspace in drawtext.c for example)
[#16494] Animation Bake Constraints update
links cloned children to cloned parents, useful for ik target baking. whitespace, capitalization.
[#15032] C3D Import script cleanup/IK
Changed code to put IK constraints on a user-defined layer, separate from Markers. cleaned up module naming convention.
removed questionable sloc. add revision history. forced the TrackTo constraint to use a valid marker, and not make up
one on its own.
import Blender
from Blender import *
| <- cursor here suggests globals
Blender.Draw.gl| <- cursor here suggests all Draw members starting gl
Currently suggestions are listed in the console when the space is redrawn but will be presented as a menu-style list soon. Also to add are shortcut/activation keys to allow plugins to respond to certain key strokes.
patch from Masaru Nemoto (mnemoto)
Made some modifications to the patch, use reduce() to get total face verts and some speedup for face vcol looping, also don't write vcol alpha since its used by brushes internally and has no useful meaning.
AGAIN PLEAST USE TABS, lost quite some time with mixed tab/space adjustments alone.
Other then that, patch is very useful ;)
---Text from patch submission ---
Using a slightly revised BPy_Armature, this script takes any non-armature object type and creates an Action that keys
the object location (by default, for every frame). If it is an Armature, it goes into each bone and keys the locrot
of the bone. You can now edit the armature, but the motions still rotate the bones. This enables the next step, re-targeting,
which changes bone lengths to fit a mesh. High-level, we are working toward:
1. import mocap (bvh or c3d)
2. bake to make an action library (using this script)
3. re-target and use the actions to drive/deform any character mesh (theeth)
c3d importer for motion capture data
This could do with some improvements but for now its acceptable.
- Note, could people please not mix tabs and spaces.
-Text copied from the patch submission-
The c3d_import with 2.46 was able to import a mocap cloud for some c3d files. I have improved it:
Version History:
0.4: PERIN Released under Blender Artistic Licence
0.5: WICKES used marker names, fixed 2.45 depricated call
0.6: WICKES creates armature for each subject
0.7: WICKES constrains armature to follow the empties (markers). Verified for shake hands s
0.8: WICKES resolved DEC support issue
see also http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Tutorials%5CMoCap-Section_3 for how this program gets the mocap data into
Blender and creates an armature, like the BVH script does.
I'd like someone to test and verify, and if accepted, replace the current c3d_import.py
--- See patch url for example files http://projects.blender.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=14392&group_id=9&atid=127
Faulty indentation of a line sometimes caused a bunch of empty lines to
be printed into the TextureCoordinate and texCoodIndex fields
(benign error, just ugly).
Patch #10569 from Michalis Kamburelis (sorry for the delay).
This patch adds a popup menu that lets the user choose whether
they want to export selected, whether thay wanted to export
compressed, and whether they want to export the file from
blender's "Z up" coordinates to VRML's "Y up".
I'm not too crazy about the caching to disk of these options
via GetRegistry/SetRegistry, but since this seems to occur
in many of the other export scripts I'll leave it as is.
New faceweld code broke the import of meshes with loose
vertices. Also added exception handling to the importer
and exporter so that UI doesnt quite when errors are encountered.
Instead traceback is printed to stderr and control returns to
the script UI
for running these scripts outside blender.
The error looked like this.
SyntaxError: Non-ASCII character '\xe4' in file ./3ds_export.py on line 10, but no encoding declared; see http://www.python.org/peps/pep-0263.html for details
1) Bug #6692 is actually a feature request. While I do think that
Michalis' patch is a worthy change, we don't have time to test
this at this stage in the release cycle (and svn is supposedly
closed to new features anyways). I'm sorry Michalis, this will
have to wait until after release.
2) I have looked at bug #8814 a while ago, but I have not yet found
a good solution (and perhaps the solution is to *not* export faces
without materials assigned). I don't have time to assess whether
revision 14774 presents a worthwhile change or not, and I have no
time to test before release. Also I don't like that the 'fix' for
#8814 is mixed with a fix for a previous faulty commit.
3) Again, another commit to a script I maintain without consulting
me first. Not cool!
Chris
null materials were not exported, but would also mess up the assignment of materials for any valid materials after the empty slots.
also made a mistake last recently that Michalis Kamburelis pointed out, changing the default orientation incorrectly. this is now set
back to what it was in Michalis's patch.
