Right now this is being fixed by not allowing the exact same action (action, start/end frames, speed, etc) to be played if it's already playing. Hopefully this will not cause more issues than it solves.
a translate node were connected with the same complex node (like lens
distortion).
Added a check to see if the list of buffers are available to resolve
this issue.
First half of the problem is fixed, but the second issue regarding edge/vertex snapping disregarding angle constraints will need some refactoring eventually.
- makesdna wasn't checking whether such scalars are aligned to 8 bytes.
Now it should be handled correct.
- Some scalars in Object structure weren't 8 bytes aligned, which lead
to some incorrectly loaded files.
Fixed by adding void *pad. It's a bit tricky part of patch, but can't
see clearer way to make alignment correct
Usually ints/chars were used for padding, but in this case there are
some leading pointer properties before int64 properties and using
pointer as a padding resolves alignment on both 32 and 64 bit
platforms.
Using pointers as padding weren't needed before, because all types
were correctly aligned independent of whether pointers are 4 or 8
bytes.
This fixes#31774: Empty offset Y parameter is resetting
The problem was that calculating the angle was reliant on previous mouse coordinates, which did not update to match snapped-to vertices and edges.
This solves the issue by updating mouse coordinates in knife_find_closest_edge() and knife_find_closest_vertex(). Additionally, when angle constraints are enabled, edge/vertex snapping is now prevented.
Problem was py code of main texture panel was not doing any check on the pinned id, assuming it managed the textures itself - but this is not the case of the Object datablock...
All work actually done by Sergey, was just missing the Lamp specific case. Checked both in code and with tests, quite sure all cases are now correctly handled!
Blender's import function check's the Text datablocks in main for additional modules for importing. However, libloaded scenes were 1) not loading Text datablocks and 2) not letting bpy know about them. Text datablocks are now loaded if a Scene is loaded and bpy can now looking through extra Mains to find additional modules.
Near sensors only pick up "actors," but objects with character physics did not have the actor option displayed. By setting the character physics object to actor, it can be picked up by the near sensor. However, it collides with the near sensor, which sounds like bug [#31701]
