Hello there,
I sent this message before but made a small mistake.
I was subscribed to this mailing list, but not with this e-mail address,
so my message got tagged for moderator review or something.
Lame, right? Anyway, I have now (hopefully) remedied the problem by
subscribing with this address and resending the message.
Here it is:
I'm Peter Cassetta. For six months now, I have been developing my online
material library add-on.
It is currently in Blender's script tracker:
http://projects.blender.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=31802
The latest version of my add-on (0.4) brings a ton of improvements.
One important one is that it's now easy to add more libraries.
Some in the #blenderpython IRC channel have suggested hosting a library
on the Blender SVN; I believe this would be quite simple, with the way
my add-on handles libraries now.
My add-on has also become quite popular now.
For example, there is a material library hosted on my website
<http://peter.cassetta.info/material-library/>, which is used through my
add-on.
It consists of a library XML file, BCM files (my *B*lender *C*ycles
*M*aterial format; also XML-based), and previews for each material.
Last month (October), it received nearly twelve thousand hits from
almost six hundred unique IP addresses.
I released the latest version on November 10th and have already updated
the BlenderArtists thread.
I will update my add-on's wiki page and the information located on my
own website shortly.
The add-on now handles restricting materials in a library to only
certain versions of Blender, or even certain versions of the add-on.
It is quite well off security-wise at this point; there is no longer any
trace of calls to eval().
As far as I can tell, nothing worse can happen now than what is already
possible with normal HTTP requests.
To help the add-on become even more accessible to the community, I would
now like to request that my add-on be moved to contrib.
As well, I would like to request access permissions for the contrib/ SVN
folder.
I have subscribed to the bf-python and bf-extensions mailing lists, as
per the wiki.
I am excited to continue the process of getting my add-on included in
Blender.
Many thanks,
Peter Cassetta
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