Blender Git Commits

PSculpt: "Reset" brush now respects strength setting

Instead of instantly snapping back to the rest position, the "reset" brush
now respects the strength setting. As a result, it is now possible to use
the reset brush to selectively blend between the rest pose and the current pose.

PSculpt: Simplify code for Grab Brush

PSculpt: Code Cleanup - Remove dead code

PSculpt: Code Cleanup - Remove the substeps method of applying the brush

While the substeps stuff was originally inherited from the Mesh Sculpting
code, the GPencil Sculpting could do fine without it, so now we don't
use it here either.

PSculpt: Code Cleanup - Silence warnings, by stubbing in a few more brushes

PSculpt: Code Cleanup - Cleanup poll callbacks

PSculpt - Code Cleanup: Remove unneeded stuff

PSculpt - Code Cleanup: Fix types

PSculpt: Brush strength can now be used to control the strength of the trackball brush

PSculpt: Eraser end of pen maps to inverse operation too

Just like shift, the eraser end now acts to flip which brush is getting applied.
Meanwhile, shift now acts to flip whatever the user chose + what the pen is doing.

PSculpt: Code Cleanup - Removed dead code

PSculpt: Trackball Brush - Support all rotation-locking options

PSculpt Trackball: Noted todo issue affecting usability (i.e. lost focus)

PSculpt: Trackball tweaks

* Respect locks for location
* Stub in the proper logic for handling transform centers

PSculpt: Remove old "Comb" brush

This didn't really work that well, and was quite unreliable. So, it's now gone

PSculpt: Experimental "Draw" brush implementation hacked together from the Trackball transform code

This is still very much an initial, hacked-together implementation that lacks
a lot of polish. It is based on the existing code for the "Trackball" rotation
tool. I've just taken that code (specifically the parts related to bones),
and hacked everything together so that it can be used via Pose Sculpting brushes.

Usage:
Currently, it seems to work best if you do a "dab and drag" action, where you
target a particular bone (or cluster of bones) and make a small movement to
adjust the way the bone is orientated.

Todo's:
* Hook up the strength settings
* Hook up channel locking magic (and/or caching of original values)
* Play with a hybrid Grab + Trackball brush
* Review the selection of the transform centerpoint

* Remove the old and defective "Draw" brush code (now named "comb"). This new
brush type may still have to be renamed to "Trackball" or something similar
if we come up with something better.

Hacky mingw compile fix

Merge branch 'master' into PSketch

Conflicts:
source/blender/blenloader/intern/versioning_270.c
source/blender/makesrna/intern/rna_sculpt_paint.c

Fix typo

PSculpt: Store pressure data from tablet too

Although this is not used by the current brushes, it helps to have this in place
so that we can make use of it for later brush ideas.