Hi Thomas,
If we want to play safe, maybe multiview can be moved to 2.73 target
list instead of 2.72. That said I believe part of its functionalities
may be master-ready in time, even if not all of it.
As for the current status of multiview not much changed since my last BF report:
JT,
Sorry for the late reply. I hadn't checked my email in several days, so
I just came across your response! Thanks for the in depth advice.
Your post should really come in handy.
I started by trying to figure what happens during start up, and from
there I've moved onto using menu
I was advised I may be able to get a definitive answer here. I was trying
to solve this issue on Monday and I think I did. I would like input about
what I found and whether or not this is a bug in Blender or intended
behaviour.
The wiki states that blender interprets the CLI arguments in the order they
are given, so theoretically if you use ./blender -y -b it SHOULD turn on
auto-execute first, then load the blend. You'd have to give it a try,
though. I have auto-execute turned on by default and I rarely run it from
the
When asking for help its good to give some concrete info.
- the exact commands you tried.
- the output you got.
- the output you want/expected.
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 2:06 PM, Chris Lee infin8...@gmail.com wrote:
I was advised I may be able to get a definitive answer here. I was trying
to
Thank you for the advice, both on CLI and concrete info to be supplied for
a help request. I am new here.
Hi, by the way.
1. What I did on Monday does appear to be the solution I need.
2. What I supplied in my post was a breakdown of what I did.
3. What I am looking for input regarding
As I am not a programmer I do not know if adding -y to the command line,
or using use_scripts_auto_execute in the python script is the preferred
solution.
I did seem to get the result I need from using -y.
Kind Regards,
Chris *Chips* Lee
Mobile: 0410155111
Infin8eye
Not sure what the question is then? whats `preferred` is a bit vague,
if you know the origin of files and trust them, you can change your
preferences too.
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 3:22 PM, Chris Lee infin8...@gmail.com wrote:
As I am not a programmer I do not know if adding -y to the command line,
What I did, after much research, is to find a workaround.
I would like to know if this is a bug in Blender or intended behaviour.
Or is using -y on the command line (or using use_scripts_auto_execute)
the only solution?
Kind Regards,
Chris *Chips* Lee
Mobile: 0410155111
Infin8eye
On 9 July 2014 15:24, Campbell Barton ideasma...@gmail.com wrote:
if you know the origin of files and trust them, you can change your
preferences too.
Okay, in really simple terms, when running blender from command line, it
ignores your preference for running auto run scripts when starting
User preferences is used from command-line on my system. did very
simple test with registered text-block and preferences are respected.
This seems more like it should be a bug report, though this code didnt
change recently and reports here were mostly user error so far, but
its possible there is
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