[Bf-committers] Fwd: Patch [#18728] Particle (newtonian) physics API for Python

[Alberto Santos Martín]

Thanks you for your response, It solved my doubt.

I'll submit my last patches then and I'll understand if you have to
forgo apply them for stability reasons.

Thanks again, Alberto.

2009/5/13 Martin Poirier <theeth at yahoo.com>:
>
> Hi Alberto (and other patch makers),
>
>
> --- On Tue, 5/12/09, Alberto Santos Martín <dnakhain at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I'm developing a set of python scripts for blender as a
>> project in
>> order to obtain my degree.
>
> That's great!
>
>> This project needs a lot of variables that wasn't
>> defined in the
>> Python API and I've programmed It.
>> I understand that the 2.49 is an important release but I
>> though that
>> I'll help you if I submit these patches and do this
>> makes me very
>> happy (seriously).
>
> It also makes us happy that people are willing to contribute patches. :)
>
>> The question I've is If I must stop submitting my last
>> patches
>> (Particles System copy, visualization and name variables)
>> or submit
>> and share them with the community.
>
> You can keep submitting them for sure. While we might not end up applying them (for the reasons outlined before*), patches are always appreciated. It's a good way to get code reviews too.
>
> So again, thanks for the patches.
>
> Martin
>
> * Reminder: In this case (Python API changes), we might forgo adding new functionality for stability reasons (not only are we close to shipping out, but 2.49 is supposed to be a stable release). At this point, I know that Campbell unilaterally decided to commit them anyway, but that can be discussed later...
>
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