After initial talk with Matt (awhile ago) we realzed that rna_api would fit well for this instead of an operator.
The next step would be to move the current UI code to use the rna funcs instead.
Note: it takes the s/c/a as argument, not its name. (e.g. cont.link(actuator=act) )
Sample code to link all the logic bricks between each other:
ob = bpy.context.object
for cont in ob.game.controllers:
for sens in ob.game.sensors:
cont.link(sensor=sens)
for act in ob.game.actuators:
cont.link(actuator=act)
For a script to create bricks, link bricks, unlink bricks and remove them:
http://www.pasteall.org/14266
Tchatcharantcharan ...
Three new operators:
bpy.ops.logic.sensor_move
bpy.ops.logic.controller_move
bpy.ops.logic.actuator_move
direction is a parameter (UP,DOWN)
Moved some interface code to sca.c instead of logic_window.c. (and changed accordingly).
One note: as in 2.49, the move up/down button is only available in non-expanded mode. However instead of one button with two options we have 2 buttons (as we had originally in 2.50).
That also means the s/c/a header is getting more clunky. Design, thoughts, ideas are appreciated. For the time been functionality back is still the priority (mine at least ;)
Make local and make single user are back for ID template.
Internally these calls got unified, id_make_local and
id_copy are now used to do these operations for all types
that support it. Also reveals that for some ID types the
implementation is still missing.
Further, some small changes:
* unlink_text is now in blenkernel.
* copy_group was implemented.
* ID template now has an open operator again.
* fix preview to not change material reference count,
even if temporary it shows up with threaded preview.
* id_unlink unifies unlink for text, object and group.
(adding)
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include <config.h>
#endif
also the Makefile.in's were from previous patch adding
the system depend stuff to configure.ac
Kent
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