I just rejected 2 messages from an unsubscribed poster for being feature
requests that were better off on Right Click select. Unfortunately, due to
lack of coffee, I neglected to add this explanation to the rejection.
Apologies to the poster.
Sorry for the noise.
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Following the VFX Platofrm for a year is reasonable.
The problem with doing it long-term is they are handicapped by their
reliance on Qt, something we thankfully don't suffer from.
Upgrading our dependent libs is a good thing (at least in theory!).
I seem to recall seeing a bunch of bugs related
> All that said, I actually believe that the true reason to change the splash
> at the very last moment is because there is a lot of expectations in regard
> to that. So it is nice to align the hype of the splash reveal with the
> release of a new version of Blender.
We should *definitely* keep th
What operating system and what driver?
I had a Space Mouse working with the open source ndof under Linux.
Can't test at the moment since stuff is packed up for moving.
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;m a big Linux fan but I would not recommend your average Windows
user install it, no matter what the distro. Unless you feel adventurous!
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On 02/06/2014 08:44 AM, Patrice Gmail wrote:
> In
> Blender we need repeatable randomness, in the sense that the same
> file should produce the very same pseudo-random result.
The trick to doing this is to set the random number generator seed to a
know value. After that, you get a re
noted.
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olutions. Maybe something useful in
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the actual code you plan on releasing.
>From a user perspective, if I just finished exercising previous
Release Candidates, I would find my enthusiasm for testing beginning to
fade for N > 3.
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the device. (think ISO layered
networking model)
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as to why you don't do
stuff like this on an ad hoc basis.
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sorts of text edit goodness and did not
have to write/maintain it ourselves.
Still seems like a good idea. Scintilla was one of the candidates.
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peal of only installing blender is understandable, but the Numpy
people already package up their software for various platforms. I'm
not sure it is worth our effort to duplicate that work.
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> for the reasons I have posted previously and should we support MinGW64
> we should also distribute our own version.
I cannot imagine that we would want to be in the business of
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bunch of those hand-cranked laptops and a whole lot of orphans )
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g loops. Trying to
run two main loops can be problematic.
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g (or other
word that means "specific yet vague"), I suspect this is where we are
going to end up: with lots of little purpose-built exporters and importers.
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> Not sure the last mail got through as I attached a JPG.
Attachments get stripped automagically. Overly-large posts get
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ation users are the examples here.
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ould be
better off fixing what is broken. Either that, or switching to numpy
for our math heavy lifting.
Before doing anything with this, we need to get some of our math
experts to sit down and work through the implications. For me, it has
the warning lights flashing.
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On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 12:52:02PM +0300, Αντώνης Ρυακιωτάκης wrote:
> I am not too font of it either :p
If this is a deliberate pun, I am laughing like a hyena.
If it is just confusion between similar sounding words (font/fond),
then I politely did not notice.
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#x27; can refer to
file compression algorithms.
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up by the mailing list anti-spam software.
An announcement here is always a good idea.
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nput API, which
only works on XP or newer. Far as I know, that is the only hard
technical reason blocking a Win2000 build.
That sounds like a bit of a show stopper.
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he Blender development forums.
If you filter out the sense of entitlement and the "Blender is no
longer free" nonsense, I think it is a reasonable question and subject
for discussion.
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Open Source works.
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A win-win scenario.
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On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 09:01:33AM -0500, Jason Wilkins wrote:
> Ah, didn't realize attachments won't work, here:
>
> http://www.pasteall.org/22585
We also have a patch tracker for just this purpose.
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On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 03:39:25AM +, Campbell Barton wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 3:22 AM, Stephen Swaney wrote:
> >
> > Personally, I am not sure of the value of asserting copyright over code
> > that is GPL'ed.
>
> In practice probably not much thoug
ation wanted an attribution notice put in the
UI before they would contribute code. The answer was no.
Personally, I am not sure of the value of asserting copyright over code
that is GPL'ed.
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One consequence of this style of development is that the appearance
of interfaces like UI elements is defined and nailed down early.
Modifying them later in the process is very hard due to the way changes
cascade throughout the system.
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On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 07:54:29PM +0100, Sebastian Korczak wrote:
> I have done simple PATCH for accessing pixel color from image/video.
If this is a patch for Blender, you might want to put it in the
patch tracker so it does not get overlooked and can be reviewed.
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oked or forgotten
* they can be discussed
* problems can be corrected
Just a thought...
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a bit of ASM.
The only problem with assembly code is porting and maintaining it
on the umpteen platforms we support.
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about Blender
we are trying to get away from?
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Also worth noting is the open source SpaceNav project.
They have a drop-in replacement for the 3dconnexion driver
that also supports a non-proprietary protocol. Looks
interesting.
http://spacenav.sourceforge.net/
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ur traditional
practice.
Bugfixes and patches are one of the main ways we grow new blender
developers. At the very least, good manners requires acknowledging
someone's contribution. It is not an option.
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docstrings, so no direct documentation in the interpreter, although
> the help function could be overwritten to retrieve the docs from the DB
Not having docstrings is a *major* drawback. Not only are they expected
to be there, they are one of the features that makes developing python
code an enjoyab
s and linux
In that case, the compiler flag -Wdeclaration-after-statement is
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Looks good to me. And it would certainly make scripts easier to read.
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er the contents of /lib/windows/pthreads/include to
> /source/blender/blenlib
>
A couple points:
The patch you reference is for scons, not cmake.
Copying headers from one directory to another to fix include problems
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d line compiling.
PATH is used to find executables (and dlls?), not include files
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ach undeclared
identifier is reported only once
source/blender/editors/screen/screen_ops.c:2404: error: for each function it
appears in.)
source/blender/editors/screen/screen_ops.c:2414: warning: implicit declaration
of function ‘isfinite’
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On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 03:16:48PM -0700, Leif Andersen wrote:
> Am I expected to just look through the source code to see what functions are
> currently stored in bpy.data, or am I just missing something?
Does looking at dir(bpy.data) in the console help any?
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gt; EEK! Wouldn't mentorship [13] be better?
No and no again Go look up the word 'malicious'.
Hint: the root is 'malice'
> Does the Blender community actively punish contributors?
This doesn't even rise to the level of strawman argument.
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> to have tabs_as_spaces=True for new files (text.c::add_empty_text)
> to have tabs_as_spaces=False for open files (text.c::add_text)
This seems unnecessarily confusing.
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sync by hand is error
prone, better to automate the process and hide as much as possible.
Bottom line:
Metaclassing hides more of the inner workings of types and
registration and presents a simpler interface to the scripter. This
is the preferred solution.
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> Can I get a copy of the mailing list for members?
No.
List members subscribe to the list. Ask them to contact you.
No spamming, please
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The patches are in git format. Since we are using svn, having them
in svn diff or diff -u format is more convenient.
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As mailing list moderator, permit me to point out that it is possible
to trim extraneous text from your replies. If it is not needed for context,
cut it!
Doing so will keep your messages from getting held up due to exceeding
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see .sigs like this on mail that gets publicly
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