was not recalculating the knots when the cyclic flag was disabled so the endpoint flag was being ignored until recalculating (extrude for eg).
Also removed unneeded re-allocation of curve knots which are always reallocated by makeknots.
Fixed another bug with which recalculating knots with the Python surface api. (mixed up u/v args to makeknots(..) )
also fixed crashes when incorrect args were used
cross = 13; track= 5; frame = 1 # no effect constants
scene.sequence.new((cross, seq1, seq2), frame, track)
- Old feature request: now space handlers can report release events, too. For that a new space handler type was added, here's the header for it:
# SPACEHANDLER.VIEW3D.EVENT.ALL
These scripts report both "presses and releases". For release events, Blender.eventValue is zero and Blender.link == Blender.SpaceHandlers.VIEW3D_EVENT_RELEASE. Check the API_related bpy doc for more info.
- Bug fix: left mouse clicks could be reported twice.
Important: for both the feature and the fix, to make the code nicer and to let space handlers become available in more situations, I moved the check for space handlers in space.c. Now it happens before checks for grease pencil, sculpt and left/right mouse button swapping. If this causes any problem (it shouldn't), please report.
PS: Thanks to Steven Truppe, who asked for this and even sent me a patch, but to preserve compatibility with existing event space handler scripts I did things in a different way.
similar to os.path.relpath but uses blendfile path rather then the current working directory.
Also use python exceptions rather then providing our own ones.
Modified to work in linux too, on my system subprocess.Popen(appstring) only works when appstring is a list.
Blenders __import__ didnt support keywords like pythons causing the subprocess module to fail for me.
added keywords to blenders c/api import to match pythons.
Python dict error: when trying to access a Bone via a key, and the key
was not found, a wrong error message got printed. Fix provided by
reporter Gregor Riepl. Thanks!
added gameObject.replaceMesh(meshname) - needed this for an automatically generated scene where 100's of objects would have needed logic bricks automatically added. Quicker to run replace mesh on all of them from 1 script.
This is an interesting bug since it is likely the cause of many other suspicious python crashes in blender.
sys.last_traceback would store references to PyObjects at the point of the crash.
it would only free these when sys.last_traceback was set again or on exit.
This caused many crashes in the BGE while testing since python would end up freeing invalid game objects -
When running scripts with errors, Blender would crash every 2-5 runs - in my test just now it crashed after 4 trys.
It could also segfault blender, when (for eg) you run a script that has objects referenced. then load a new file and run another script that raises an error.
In this case all the invalid Blender-Object's user counts would be decremented, even though none of the pointers were still valid.
After some discussion with Campbell, changed the way cstruct sizeof is fetched.
Moved DataSize() to Blender.Types.CSizeof(Blendertype). Supported types return sizeof(data struct), otherwise -1.
To quickly check what types are supported:
import Blender.Types as bt
x = dir(bt)
for t in x:
if t[0] != '_':
s = 'bt.CSizeof(bt.' + t + ')'
print t,"=", eval(s)
[#17867] Adds option to SCONS to generate Python API documentation
Added patch from Brandano with some small improvements (BF_DOCDIR, clean) by yours truly.
To use make sure you have epydoc installed. Enable with WITH_BF_BPYDOC=1.
* fix two typos in RenderLayer API (renderosiy -> renderosity in two places. Will break .py's saved with render_save_layers.py, just fix passRadiosiy and passRadiosiyXOR)
* add some docs on RenderLayer API
* fix some copy/paste leftover in render_save_layers.py
Now it is possible to clean IPO-curves using the call:
icu.clean()
There's an optional value to specify the threshold to use for cleaning.
This just wraps the internal clean_ipo_curve() function.
Bug: [#17734] Loading a python script's help dosn't work
reported by Rian Tut (thanks).
Actual problem: scripts with spaces in their filenames were not supported by the code that registers scripts in menus and runs them. Added support w/o breaking eventual, rare scripts that parse the Bpymenus file. They will still need an update to support filenames with spaces, like done here for these scripts: Scripts Help Browser and Scripts Config Editor.
PS: tested on Linux. Please test on other platforms: just make sure scripts still appear in menus (the File->Export, for example), even after re-registering them (Scripts window -> Scripts Menu -> Update Menus) and that the Scripts Help Browser still works.
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Add optional string argument to Object.newParticleSystem() method, so that
objects can link to existing particle systems (if the name of the particle
system is known). Also cleans up some code in Object.c which accesses the
particle sys listbase.
- the number of segments was always 1 too many on cyclic curves.
- [#17739] - normals were not being calculated when rendering curves.
Replaced macro DL_SURFINDEX with a function. it that assumes variable names and could break from the loop that called it.
