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A revision of the File Browser is a good idea nonetheless. a [..] sign is just not a standard way no navigate back and [.] is not a standard for reloading. It could do with agood overhaul - it has hardly been changed since Blender 1.7. Many of its features are also very hidden, and the way you selec...

Nice! Undo eats RAM, ther's no way around it. One of the reasons Blender has always been this fast a snappy is because of the absence of undo. Photoshops History pallete is the main reason why it eats so much RAM. I love the new global undo though - everyone just buy some more RAM! ;) Note: I strong...

You know it's a BitTorrent file right? You need a bittorrent client to download.

In version 2.28 as I remember, over a year ago.

These booleans are great! A huge improvement. Thankyou.


However, you have to do a remove doubles to remove lots of vertices that get put ontop of each other.

1: You know you can merge at the 3D cursor position right?

2:Already possible. Look in Object buttons under 'Draw'.

Cool! But how do you acces the new global undo?

Good idea, I have had the need for this too.

I was doing some experiments on this sort of thing recently, using the top info header as a status bar, like in Wings. Got stuck on something in the code, making it update when the mouse pointer moves into a new window space, but if that can be solved, it should be very easy to implement. The idea ...

I really like the look of those cursors. Right now we have the odd knife cursor as well as one or two other random ones, but this looks like a much more complete list that will also help to clarify to users what they are doing.

Hope this one gets some attention.

Solar cells and windmills rule.

'Select Island Border' or just 'Island Border'?

Sounds nice BTW.

This is really cool. Always nice to see Blender being used professionally. Wery well executed too.

Were any other 3D softwares used on this production? There seems to be quite a bit of 3D in there...

Yeah, Draw Keys is one of the oldest and coolest features of Blender (I only really discovered it after the 2.3 UI makeover - previousely it was a hidden feature), and I've thought the exact same thing; This would be most useful for armatures!

I think a hidden line view would come in handy quite often. What we are really talking about here seems to be two things: 1, Backface culling for selections 2, Backface culling for the view I think these should be independant things. You should be able to select only frontface vertices in regular wi...