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Blender Developer Notes: December 27, 2015

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Here are the notes from this week's meeting in irc.freenode.net #blendercoders.

Ton writes:

Hi all,

Here are the notes from today's meeting in irc.freenode.net #blendercoders

1) Targets for 2.77

  • The current list (no changes).
  • Kevin Dietrich proposes to move his OpenVDB cache work to 'master'. It would only be for using OpenVDB caching, not rendering. Next week we hear more.
  • Thomas Beck will have a patch ready this week for White Balance in Sequencer. Antonis Riakiotakis is available for review.
  • CMake MingW now works (using gcc to build in MS Windows). But, OpenSubdiv and OpenShadingLanguage are fully missing here.
  • Call for help - we need a new MingW maintainer!

2) Other projects

  • OpenGL upgrade project moves forward. We welcome a new developer who helps out: Alexander Romanov from the Blend4Web team!
  • Julian Eisel: please help reviewing the Custom Manipulator project.
  • Everyone congratulates Sergey Sharybin with having his Kandidat Nauk granted - which is equivalent to a Phd Doctorate!

Laters,

-Ton-

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4 Comments

  1. OpenVDB is great news, this practically means you could now render smoke with the octane-blender (v.3) plug-in!? And import other simulations! Congratz to Sergey!

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