I've added the issue, though getting a bit used to bitbucket.
I've made a few more modifications to vertexdomain.py,
line 224
self.attribute_names['multi_tex_coords'] = []
line 228
self.attribute_names['multi_tex_coords'].insert(texture,attribute)
If I understand correctly, Dicts don't store/retrieve in any particular
order, so changing tex_coords in multitex array's could potentially cause a
mismatch when trying to set them (as multitex arrays were stored in a dict,
IE: {'0': (0,0..), '1': (0,0..)} )
I've also added a small adjustment to _set_multi_tex_coords so if you pass
a list with less arrays than what the multitex object has it will cut it
off.
def _set_multi_tex_coords(self, data):
if self._get_multi_tex_coords() != None:
for a in xrange(0, len(self._tex_coords_cache),1):
if a > len(data):
break
if data[a] != None:
self._tex_coords_cache[a].array[:] = data[a]
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