I've tagged Release-1.1.6. This has several important bug fixes, plus a number of new features (though all seem extremely safe that they can't break existing behavior, and were requested by specific users who need them).
The release notes are as follows: Release 1.1.6 (11 Feb 2013) --------------------------- * Fix bug that could generate NaNs or other bad values near the poles of very blurry environment lookups specifically from OpenEXR latlong env maps. * Fix bug in oiiotool --crop where it could mis-parse the geometric parameter. * Fix bug in ImageCache::invalidate() where it did not properly delete the fingerprint of an invalidated file. * Cleanup and fixes in the oiiotool command line help messages. * New function ImageBufAlgo::paste() copies a region from one IB to another. * oiiotool --fit resizes an image to fit into a given resolution (keeping the original aspect ratio and padding with black if needed). * ImageBufAlgo::channels() and "oiiotool --ch" have been extended to allow new channels (specified to be filled with numeric constants) to also be named. * New function ImageBufAlgo::mul() and "oiiotool --cmul" let you multiply an image by a scalar constant (or per-channel constant). * Important maketx bug fix: when creating latlong environment maps as OpenEXR files, it was adding energy near the poles, making low-res MIP levels too bright near the poles. * Fix to "oiiotool --text" and "oiiotool --fill" -- both were incorrectly making the base image black rather than drawing overtop of the previous image. * Fix FreeBSD compile when not using TBB. * New oiiotool --swap exchanges the top two items on the image stack. Reminders: Release-1.1.6 is the current recommended stable production version, and will never change. RB-1.1 is the tip of the stable 1.1 branch where fixes (and occasional new features) will be added to eventually become 1.1.7, but within the RB-1.1 branch we will never break backwards compatibility with the API or linkage. The "master" branch is where new, risky, or non-back-compatible changes will happen; use it at your own risk. -- Larry Gritz [email protected] _______________________________________________ Oiio-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openimageio.org/listinfo.cgi/oiio-dev-openimageio.org
