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All python scripts in Blender uses spaces for indentation. Check the console for errors, often this is because of mixing tabs and spaces.
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Usually this means you added something to the user interface python code and made a mistake. This usually means the wrong DNA struct type or property name was specified. save some time and read the rules instead, alignment matters too, no matter how much padding you add).
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Of course if you forget the rules just keep adding a char pad till it compiles without errors :) (which is what you will do if it compiles in your 32 bit machine and others say it is failing in their 64 bit ones. So if you add a short, and there is a char pad you change it to char pad, to keep it a multiple of eight. Blender requires that the structs be multiples of 8, see the SDNA Notes for more detail. Usually this means you added something to a struct in a header file and forgot to adjust the amount of padding in the struct. See the Building Blender documentation for details on dependencies. It's also possible to disable certain libraries when building Blender to avoid the issue.
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Also make sure to download the lib/ folder on Window and Mac, and to install the needed development packages on windows. This usually means a library was not installed, not configured in the build system, or the wrong version of the library was used. Also remember to look for the first error that is printed, as this is usually the root cause, further errors may only be a result of this. There may be many reason why it failed, but here are some common causes. In the latter case you can jesterking (Nathan Letwory) to get started. Once you are confident you have a good proposal you can either contact the respective Module Owner, or start a thread over at Devtalk. If you're suggestion is a larger change, try make this a suggestion on Right-Click Select to work out a good proposal. If the feature requests are small, like an option to an existing tool you could try to contact the developer of that tool, or at least the maintainer. There are so many possible features to add to Blender that its difficult to manage them usefully so we don't accept feature requests on our tracker as some projects do. Where is the right place to request features in Blender? Note that its common to use a different editor/ide for C/C++ and Python code. Some developers use editors such as vim, emacs, geany, notepad++ and scite. These IDE's are known to work well for Blender development where CMake is used to create project files. What Editors/IDE's do Blender developers use? Nowadays Blender's core is still in C, some libraries are in C++, and macOS integration even uses Objective-C,Ĭurrently this works fairly well and we don't have plans to rewrite large parts of Blender in some other languages. Python was selected because of its great community. Part of it is historic, part of it is convention and choice of the current developers.Įarly on when Blender was developed, (1990's), C was very common for developing graphics applications (C++ compilers were expensive, where C compilers were free). Python - The interface definitions, addons, most format import/export and some tools.C++ - physics, audio, game-engine and Cycles render engine.C - for Blender's and most internal functionality, tools, drawing, GUI and editors.
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