If a mesh consisted in a single rectangle but it wasn't properly
unwrapped (with each vert at a corner), the object was identified as
an image, but could then not be exported as one.

Consider such objects as nulls instead.

After receiving some feedback, we have added this shortcut:

In VSE window: `Tab` to switch to Edit mode

Old name was not used today.

The time line in the child window was not affecting the
main window.

This makes the name more consistent.

This makes the name more consistent.

Need an int

This was deprecated

Also, fixed version number

This add-on allows to handle the drawing of storyboards using
VSE and grease pencil.

https://developer.blender.org/T100665

This is no longer necessary, see: T98554.

In previous versions, when using markers to switch between cameras,
a single animated camera would be exported.

This would cause motion blur issues when the camera would jump quickly
and unexpectedly between two positions.

Instead, we now export all marker cameras, but restrict their time
range to switch between them.

If a camera is used multiple times through a shot, as many cameras
with the same name will be exported.

Instead, get frame ranges for each camera. This will allow us to
export many animated cameras with appropriate frame ranges.

Remove x_rot_correction in convert_transform_matrix(), since it's
always True

- Remove unused import, variable and f-strings
- Replace "if not len(sequence)" by "if len(sequence) == 0"
- Remove useless else block after continue

This dict is only used from the write_jsx_file function, so its
content can be stored directly there instead of passed around.

Use classes for each object type, which include data and animation
collection, and script generation, instead of long and similar
functions for each of these steps.

Also:
- add option to export solids;
- do not systematically prefix all AE object names with an underscore,
  as this is not so useful and can be frustrating in comps.

This allows a greater float precision, needed by AE for accuracy.

Noticed this when trying to export a shot starting at frame 101 at 24
fps:
>>> "%f" % (101 / 24)
  '4.208333', not enough precision for AE
>>> f"{101/24}"
  '4.208333333333333', good enough for AE

https://wiki.blender.org/wiki/Process/Addons

Due to the revised add-on policy add-ons such as this
should not be shipped with Blender since it needs to
connect to an external commercial service.

Ref D12890

In rB4ddad5a7ee5d9c3245593c509714f8c1359f9342
the `RENDER_PT_dimensions` class was renamed to
`RENDER._PT_format`

This wasn't set as persistent, causing unregistration to fail.

- Don't end descriptions with '.'.
- Remove deprecated `GL_LINE_STIPPLE`.

Use python3 syntax + remove some unessessary variables

Reviewed By: campbellbarton

Ref D11961

Make it single-column, displaying unit and more inline with the
current Dimensions panel.

Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D11610

Reviewed By: Aaron Carlisle