Blender Git Commits

Trying a little something with the MMB behavior.

Constraint selection is now based on mouse motion (instead of pointer position).

What that means is that if you simply click MMB, it works exactly like it did with old transform (in 90% of the case, the last 10% is when MMB click was unpredictable in old transform because of extreme viewport orientation)

Also, since this means you don't really have a referential on which to base yourself, it draws a dashed line representing the mouse motion, starting at the center of the axis lines.


Please test and discuss, if this is better than before or not.

Fixed constraint center calculation. Much smarter to do it when calculating transformation center...

Fixed Extrude constraint. Needed to premul the normal by the object's matrix to but it in global space.

Also, moved the Locking Axis modifier (for constraints) from Alt to Shift. Alt was conflicting with middle mouse button emulation (reported in the test builds forum).

Tilt Transformation.

Optimising transformations in PET mode.

Sorting elements in TransData array according to their distance. That means we can always stop loops when it finds the first element that doesn't apply. That makes PET factor calculation and actual transformations faster since it stops at the first element outside of the area.

The Sorting algo is a no swap version of quicksort using the start of each subset as the pivot (random would be better and easy to implement. Need 3 additional lines of code really).

Bug fix #2320

Silly 2.36 bug! In FaceSelect mode, other solid objects didn't show. Bad!

Additional; when using Halo material, and setting 'X Alpha', and disabling
Halo option, the 'Only Shadow' option turned on... uses same bit...
No time for real fix here, so for now the bit is always cleared after
disabling Halo.

Matrix multiplcations for Multiple Object local constraints for Resize was done backward. Didn't show in my test case because they were too crude. Fixed now. (in essence, resize with multiple selected objects and local constraint was not good)

ome more warnings cleaning

Bugfix #2324

Somehow, not proven how, edges can be selected in a mesh, and not faces or
vertices. When entering editmode these selection flags are checked too.

This commit reverses the OpenEXR specific stuff in the OpenEXR commit I
did last friday. A patch will be available in the patches tracker
that will have the current stuff there until everything is working.

Kent

Transform: brought back axis constraint default after extruding. When
choosing 'individual faces' it uses the ShrinkFatten option.

Note for Martin: center of axis is still wrong, but you know!
Note for non-testers: unfortunately axis constrainting for old
transform now doesn't work anymore. New code is much nicer, I dont restore
hacks!

New AFFECTALL flag for numinput
When that flag is set, numbers typed when the cursor is on the first position will affect all positions who do not currently have something typed for them.

Enabled Skey, 2, Enter to quickly double the size of something.

All modesty asside, it's coded rather smartly so it shows the cursor in every position that it will affect and lets you tab in undefined position to type in values there.

Thanks to Samadam for reminding me that the old code permitted that.

Fixed edit mode armature bug reported by Gabio (transdata conversion wasn't setting data center correctly).

Brought back Shrink/Fatten. Changed the behavior a bit, move the cursor to the right to move toward the normal, to the left to move backward. Please comment.
Only works with meshes, defaults to resize otherwise.

Transform:

Camera grab from camera mode works, but not the middlemouse-toggle, that
has to become a new "Dolly" constraint coded by Martin P! :)

A little editing on the doc for the newest member of our Bpy module familily: Text3d.

Made warp use TransData members instead of G.obedit. Made it work with PET and Objects at the same time.

Local axis with multiple objects wasn't working for Scaling.

Also, splitted of Translation's applying loop (for eventually macro interface).

NumInput is now applied correctly to constraints and prints correctly in the header.

What that means is that you can grab/resize an object, press Xkey, type 2 (to resize/move by 2 on the x axis) and then press Ykey and the numeric value will be applied to the transformation on the Y axis.

Fixed a small glitch where constraint center wasn't readjusted for edit mode when using MMB (graphical bug only).

*sigh* I obviously rushed this. I honestly thought that this commit would
not affect anyone.

Changed:
if user_openexr == 'false':
defines += ['WITH_OPENEXR']

To what it was suppose to be:
user_openexr = 'false':
if user_openexr == 'true':
defines += ['WITH_OPENEXR']

This was messed up on most platforms, somewhere when adding them all
I switched to the bad version and continued with that...

I'm on irc if anyone else has any commits to clean this up. I'm going
through things and trying to make sure its working for everyone.

Sorry,

Kent

Added a #ifdef WITH_OPENEXR around this entire file. It doesn't compile for
Makefiles otherwise...

doc about set/getDupliVerts method
.

Bug fix as reported by Fish-Face/Chris Le Sueur on IRC

After deleting an object, the call free_and_unlink_base() takes care of
NULLifying object pointers. But, with exception of constraints. Silly!!!

So, in the end of a function additionally the test_scene_constraints()
has to be called to prevent crashes. This was missing in join_mesh and
convert_object.