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Bug on Blender

diogo

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Posts: 216

Registered: 2008-07-04

Found a bug that concerns Blender,

Blender Build (stable) is not able to open a file from the command line, it means that if you have a blend file and click twice on nautilus, it starts blender but with the default scene.

I thought it were mime-type problem, but then I tried to do through command line a blender -w test.blend and it turns out that blender opened with the default .B.blend file instead of the test.blend one.

Even though it doesn't work from outside, blender does work correctly and opens it files using its inside open file option ( F1 ) .

The problem only concerns the /usr/bin/blender file, which bytheway is a wrap bash script created by Amnon.

Which means that the script is wrong somewhere

( didn't inspect it yet )

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OSs: Paldo-testing x86_64 :: HP Pavilion dv9680ez

Created: 2009-05-12 13:54 | Modified: 2009-05-12 14:15 by diogo

Re: Bug on Blender

diogo

Senior Mitglied

Posts: 216

Registered: 2008-07-04

OK, found the problem on the script:

Code

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#!/bin/sh

# wrapper-script by Amnon82 - v1.2



# check if ~/.blender dir exists

if  [ -f ~/.blender/scripts/scripts-$VERSION-$REVISION.installed ] ; then

   #if yes run blender direct

   echo start blender directly

   blender-bin

else

   #else create folder and copy the scripts to users home-dir

   echo copying scripts to home dir

   mkdir -p ~/.blender/scripts

   #remove any existing previous scripts

   rm -rf ~/.blender/scripts/*

   #coping new scripts

   cp -a /usr/lib/blender/scripts/* ~/.blender/scripts

   echo "blender scripts of blender-$VERSION-$REVISION installed" >> ~/.blender/scripts/scripts-$VERSION-$REVISION.installed

   echo start blender

   blender-bin

fi

The script checks if the folder ~/.blender exists, if it does or does not at the end the script calls the blender , but the script forgets to parse the arguments to blender so the problem is that if I want blender on fullscreen ( which would be blender -W ) the script won't pass the -W and you will always get blender on window mode, not to say that this script won't help people who wants to render in the background.

This can easily be fixed by adding $1 to the blender calling line so the correct script would be:

Code

[In neuem Fenster öffnen]

#!/bin/sh

# wrapper-script by Amnon82 - v1.2



# check if ~/.blender dir exists

if  [ -f ~/.blender/scripts/scripts-$VERSION-$REVISION.installed ] ; then

   #if yes run blender direct

   echo start blender directly

   blender-bin $1

else

   #else create folder and copy the scripts to users home-dir

   echo copying scripts to home dir

   mkdir -p ~/.blender/scripts

   #remove any existing previous scripts

   rm -rf ~/.blender/scripts/*

   #coping new scripts

   cp -a /usr/lib/blender/scripts/* ~/.blender/scripts

   echo "blender scripts of blender-$VERSION-$REVISION installed" >> ~/.blender/scripts/scripts-$VERSION-$REVISION.installed

   echo start blender

   blender-bin $1

fi