draw_rigid_body_pivot() didn't check it could actualy use the given ob_wire_col...
Also silenced a compiler warning, and removed (replaced) a potential dengerous pointer cast (char *[4] -> int* is not safe on 64bit machines!).
Boid operators now retrieve the particle settings from the context directly, instead of always using the particle system (which is only needed to get to the settings anyway). When particle settings are pinned there is no particle system in the context, causing the operators to fail.
shape instead of just the difference/deltas applied by the source shape
Apparently this was a regression from that crept in during the BMesh merge. I've
just restored the pre-BMesh method, adapted for the BMesh style.
Also, removed a somewhat superfluous (?) copy at the end of each step (from co
back to sco). It didn't seem to be serving any purpose (i.e. we're not trying to
modify the source shape at all).
Crash was caused by using NULL pointer as a wire color for drawing
object selection when drawing flag is set to DRAW_CONSTCOLOR.
Solved by not calling drawObjectSelect when DRAW_CONSTCOLOR flag
is set, which seems reasonable -- rather than adding checks deeper
in all possible functions which are being called there easier to
just not call that functions using a single check.
by default, since people usually want the layout to be updated).
Motivation has been confused user that tried to use live unwrap
afterwards and found that it would not work as it should.
Previous attempt was not taking into account parent nodes of the group nodes (i.e. frames). The nodeFromView function should be used to convert between relative node location to absolute view space. Also added this in the node_add_node helper function, which is used in a number of operators for adding nodes in a specific location.
* [#32040] size-input of a blur-node is uniform for the whole picture
* [#32062] Blur node Size input is not working with
* [#32140] Blur Node using a greyscale input as size multiplier fails
to work
Node now has a new option (new compositor cannot detect if the connected
part is a single value, or an image connected).
With this option the use of a reference image to multiply the size of
the blur per pixel can be enabled/disabled.
Regards,
Jeroen
- At Mind -
Only visible edges are used to create the "sliding vector". The test used to detect whether edges were visible or not was working for solid shading, but useless in wire draw mode (as all edges are visible in this mode!)...
