Yay!

This is a minor request, but it would be useful. I love the new feature that allows you to select several code items, and then right-click > run, and it only runs the selected code... it's really awesome! However, it would be handy if the status light was reset for all code items when you did this, ...

Yes, this would be very handy. Especially if the note was visible when you clicked on the process in the UI.

Having a manifest per user is just going to cause confusion, especially when an asset changes hands. However, being able to version the manifest might be useful.

Changing the code tab to a hierarchy view is a great idea. I think that's definitely the way to go.

Unfortunately when Vetala is running on a network drive instead of a local drive, it can sometimes be slow when switching between the code and data tabs, especially if there are a lot of code or data items in the process. I am guessing that this is because Vetala checks the directory for new or modi...

It looks like the last issue I mentioned, i.e. the infinite loop when pressing "sculpt", is not specific to hierarchical poses, and can happen on any poses. It seems to happen if you click sculpt when you have components selected on the sculpt mesh.

Another corrective manager issue: I have a hierarchical pose and I cannot unparent the child pose. If I unparent it, then hit refresh, it re-parents it again.

There are still a number of bugs with the corrective manager. 1. The tool still has trouble calculating deltas in certain situations, such as when poses overlap or when a pose is turned on in the default pose. For example, if you have a wrist pose turned on slightly when sculpting some shoulder pose...

This is a bug that I've noticed when you use 'get_relative_process' to run a script from another process. If the original (source) process errors, the error indicator will still show up as green, not red. Essentially this is a false positive, and can be misleading. Here's an example of code that use...

It would be very useful to be able to create a hierarchy of items in the manifest, i.e. some items are parented under others.