* All the various index-related issues should finally be sorted now.
It seems you cannot just partially implement some of these active
index getter/setters...
* Standardised the call used by PoseLib operators to get the Object
from which they get the active PoseLib data from
* PoseLib operators which require some existing data to work now use a
poll() which checks for this
* Added back the operator used to make standard actions into ones
usable by PoseLib
* Added a dummy operator for the apply active pose button which really
just calls the same backend functions as "Browse Interactive", but
which has a nicer frontend (naming + description) for the purpose of
being used in this way
* Also, removed some useless code from here
- Added operator button to show the current pose. This runs on top of
the interactive pose browse functionality, so the tooltip may be a bit
obtuse...
- Specifying a pose for the Pose browse functionality to set now works
correctly. Previously, some old depsgraph hacks were actually
interferring with correct updating (only the armature updated
correctly, but deforms didn't occur)
- Fixed a case of accessing freed memory, which I'm surprised no
static checkers have reportedly picked up on yet, or that nobody has
really had issues with (probably due to low memory "turnaround" so
far)
r34883).
Full description:
When defining an operator button in the UI layout code, trying to set
the value for such an operator's enum properties, where said enum uses
a dynamically generated list of items (which depends on using context
info), will "fail". No context info will be passed to the callbacks
used to generate this list of items, as PROP_ENUM_NO_CONTEXT is still
set on the operator properties (it seems these will only get cleared
when the operator actually runs, which is far too late already for
this usage) so RNA_property_enum_items() will pass NULL instead of a
context pointer *even* when one exists!
I'm not sure of why we even need this flag. It seems to have caused a
few other rounds of problems already, from quick searches I did on
this matter...
This presents a UI from which PoseLibs can be assigned/removed from
Objects. From here, it is also possible to see the list of poses and
add/remove poses from this list.
Known Issues:
- [Py/RNA/Operators BUG ALERT!] If after immediately starting Blender
you try to remove a pose from the PoseLib using the UI buttons, you'll
get a an error the first time you do so (but not for subsequent
attempts). This seems to be caused by the "pose" enum (dynamically
generated) of the POSELIB_OT_pose_remove operator, which does not seem
to be getting initialised when the operator's exec gets called without
the invoke having been called previously
- Changing the active Pose Library still seems to be broken (to be
fixed soon)
Todos:
- Operator button to make the selected pose get shown in the 3d view
- Restore the "validate action" operator and add that to this panel
- Rename pose access
unawaliable state.
- Also changed dynamic space bar menu, so it now also wouldn't allow to
set brush stroke flags to unavaliable state.
Also tried to remove use_anchor, use_space, use_restore_mesh and
use_airbrush, so user would be unable to set flags to unavaliable state,
but it was quite difficult for non-sculpt paint modes. They don't support
all of stroke methods, so brush.stroke_method can't be used for them.
Keep this area unchanged for now.
first and last NURBS' control points (toggle cyclic flag)
- Show U/V selection menu only for surface objects. There's no
much logic in asking U/V direction for simple curves.
- Set active spline when two segments were joined.
- Disallow setting cyclic flag for single-point segment when this lonely
segment is selected
- Clear cyclic flag for single-pointed segments when finding segments which
can be merged
Custom properties are now supported by Pose Library. They will get
saved and restored correctly during previewing and pose adding.
To do this, I've changed PoseLib over from using the "LocRotScale"
Builtin Keying Set to the "Whole Character" one instead. One
consequence of this, is that now entire poses are stored in the Pose
Lib, irrespective of whether you only selected part of a pose to store
(i.e. facial controls only, or hand poses only). If this is enough of
a problem, I'll make a second Keying Set that does take selections
into account, and use that here instead.
intended as a standalone library for use in other applications that
want the same tangent space as Blender.
This also keeps blenkernel clean(er) from extra math functions.
popup appears, saving an extra click
I've separated out the "XXX"-'d event-adding-hack section from the
search-menu code into a separate API function (as recommended there).
This call is used to make sure that textboxes in popups can get
activated by default, to allow typing immediately.
the two files mikktspace.h and mikktspace.c. These are standalone files
which can be redistributed into any other application and regenerate the
same tangent spaces. The implementation is independent of the ordering
of faces and the vertex ordering of faces.
Very nasty UI code issue: since every button is re-defined on a
redraw, having UI redraws while using a button was not possible.
This was solved long ago by copying over data from previous button.
However, this fails when buttons have callbacks with its own (or
a parent button) pointer.
This bug reporter found crashes in draw-overlap UI mode, this
draws entire UI over for every menu redraws, making previous button
pointers invalid. (for triple buffer, the UI is not redrawn, only
the menus).
In general: all systems falling back to old swapbuffers would have
suffered some instability because of this.
Fix is that now the old button gets lifted out from the previous
list and inserted in the new list. Works fine, but needs some tests!
Also in this commit: TIFF endian switching not needed for 16 bits tiff.
brushes. They aren't using proxies, so deformation wouldn't be propagated
in sculpt_combine_proxies().
So, maye idea of getting rid of "extra" memory allocaiton/disposing was not
such cool due to it lead to such exception ways?
M.G. Kishalmi
Joshua Leung
Campbell Barton
Michael Fox
Nathan Letwory
Lukas Steiblys
Sergey Sharybin
Janne Karhu
Ton Roosendaal
Guillermo S. Romero