(Slightly off topic): Can blender export the node logic to an Ogre compatible
format (I recall not, but I might be wrong), if not would this be an
interesting feature?
> On 6 Feb 2014, at 7:03 pm, Ton Roosendaal wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> There are several open source game engine projects out there,
proposal to integrate Bundler:
"1) Automated rigid structure reconstruction from set of
un-ordered images: A very common structure from motion (SFM)
tool, Bundler[1] can be used to recover 3D point cloud from such
images."
Thanks,
Isaac Lenton
PS: The ma
+1 would be useful in certain array modifier cases and a modifier is much
more modular then editing individual modifiers.
On 14/01/2013, at 22:17, Gaia wrote:
> Maybe it is possible to provide a separate "remove doubles" Modifier ?
> This could help everywhere where we want doubles get remov
uld be kept simple IMO, so that scripters
> can learn from them for their own addons.
>
> If there are any simple python hacks to improve performance, they should
> be applied of course.
>
>
> Am 03.01.2013 03:16, schrieb Isaac Lenton:
>> Hi
>>
>> A few days ag
my own code, when size is not important, I prefer the last option.
I am interested to hear any opinions on the above ideas, and any ideas anyone
may have on generally improving the speed of Blender's importers. Are any
of these options Blender compatible (as in, could they be included in the
about other systems)?
Thanks,
Isaac Lenton
is...@isuniversal.com
On 20/12/2012, at 1:13, Justin Dailey wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> Since it was recently brought up about further extending the text editor
> syntax highlighting for more languages, I figured I would mention that I have
&g
y vim scripts around on the
web).
Thanks,
Isaac Lenton
is...@isuniversal.com
On 19/12/2012, at 11:21, Benjamin Tolputt wrote:
> Is it my understanding then that a Lua syntax highlighting patch will now be
> allowed?
>
> The last time I asked, the idea was (politely) slapped down
A bit of lambda, labda, lambd Trivia:
Sometimes the use of "labda" instead of "lambda" or other misspellings
of the word "lambda" are used in languages that define a built in
"lambda", for example Python uses lambda for anonymous functions. In
some Python implementations of functions that use
