As some fixtures in the GDTF Share now come up with channels with resolution more then 16bit, ensure that these can be parsed without failing, while downscaling them to 16bit or 8bit, depending on usage. Make the internal Programmer to control Pan/Tilt as 16bit, for precise positioning inside Blender.
With this release we add support for high quality meshes (if present) in GDTF. Multiple GDTF devices can be imported in both normal and high mesh quality at the same time. MVR Import also allows to set the mesh quality preference.
Previously, fixture names relied on Blender’s structural Name property, which requires all names to be unique. While this is useful in other contexts, it is not suitable for device naming. This has now been resolved by introducing a dedicated fixture-name property within BlenderDMX.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/open-stage/blender-dmx/compare/v2.1.2…v2.1.3
Full Changelog: https://github.com/open-stage/blender-dmx/compare/v2.1.1…v2.1.2
Full Changelog: https://github.com/open-stage/blender-dmx/compare/v2.1.0…v2.1.1
Both pymvr and pygdtf libraries have been much worked on in the past several weeks, resulting in the possibility to finally implement an initial Full Scene MVR Export to BlenderDMX (previously, only fixtures had been exported).
Full Changelog: https://github.com/open-stage/blender-dmx/compare/v2.0.18…v2.0.19
Full Changelog: https://github.com/open-stage/blender-dmx/compare/v2.0.17…v2.0.18
Only a few small missed touch ups were required for Blender 5 compatibility. Btw, Blender’s new Color Temperature for light objects is not utilized in BlenderDMX, we rather use our own Color Temperature calculation which is working for both Eevee and Cycles.