Blender Foxglove Timelapse [VIDEO]
May 17th, 2008 |Timelapse video of sebastian_k from blenderartists.org modeling a foxglove over for the Blender Week Day Challenges:
Timelapse video of sebastian_k from blenderartists.org modeling a foxglove over for the Blender Week Day Challenges:
I recently read a blog post about python-coverage. This is a module which works out how much of a python file has been used when a python file is run.
One very helpful use it can be put to is that of working out how much of a project’s source code has been covered by unit tests and I decided to try this for the Entertainer Media Center project.
What follows is how I installed and used python-coverage to work out how much of the Entertainer Source code is actually tested when all our unittests are run. I relied upon this webpage and the command line help available from python-coverage.

The Peach Project, who are currently creating an open source movie only using blender and other open source tools, have finally released a trailer for their movie Big Buck Bunny.
http://peach.blender.org/index.php/trailer/
It looks fantastic, I preordered a DVD last year and can’t wait to get my copy when this is released…
We had a coding sprint for entertainer this weekend, among the things completed were:
Overall, it has been a great sprint with a lot of progress being made by all the developers.
Hopefully we will be able to get the Weather Screen completed soon to finish off the development of that area for the 0.1 milestone.
I’ve started a googlecode page for the python code I’ll be using to help manage the Blender Week Day Challenges. You can find the project page here
At the moment I’ve add Challenge, Entry and Item classes and it can now load and save challenge data in xml format.
The next step will be added a ChallengeManager class to manager the insertion of data and automatic posting to www.blenderchallenge.com and blenderartists.org
I’ve been creating automatic documentation for the Entertainer project using Doxygen.
As you may know, Entertainer is written in python, so what follows is a short guide to commenting python code in a format that Doxygen will pick up.
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Lauri has written a comprehensive review of the recent work on Entertainer and the work done so far on it. I especially like the new effects for viewing albums covers that he has written recently (see the example above).
As well as continuing coding the rss feed support, I’ve added Entertainer to several project trackers including ohloh.net and cia.vc
I’m going to be working on cleaning up the rss feed code and documentation this and I’ll hopefully finish it in time for the coding sprint in early March.
We had a coding sprint on the Entertainer project over the weekend.
We got the video thumbnailer working and I’ve added liferea support to the feed viewer.
Take a look at the project at http://code.google.com/p/entertainer-media-center/
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