Shrimp Shader Generator FLTK2 GUI (SVN)

Small tweak to shownormals block. Fractals will be next.

Updated conversion blocks, the usage information, as well as the vector/normal/point to color conversion, so that results are in [0,1] range as expected.

Renived blend block, mix() block was updated to operate on all types. Other color blocks tweaked, and had usage information updated.

Tweaked the xml blocks usage information, added where missing. Added workarounds for color type step and smoothstep, since i'm told only PRman supports both float and color types, but available RI specs (3.2.1) mention only float type, so in other renderers it'll operate on a component by component basis.
Removed E and PI number blocks, and replaced them instead by a "Useful constants" block, with the values of E, PI, PI/2, 2PI, 1/PI, as defined in shrimp_helpers.h's symbols.

Fixed some blocks, and changed shrimp_helpers.h so that it now has a symbol named UND, the value of which is meaningless. This is so that xml blocks can have easily a "value" that can be interpreted as non-set, for shadeops that accept optional arguments.

Updated usage information for more blocks.

Tweaked matrix setcomp(), with extra usage info, and added matrix inverse block. In 3delight's case, inverse() is used.

Added legacyframebuffer for Aqsis's entry in the renderers description file.
Updated more blocks, with usage information. Updated area() block to consider strategy, shading or dicing, and added workaround for Aqsis's case, which only supports the area() shadeop with a single argument

Added some more fixes to blocks. Note the in 4D fractal noise, cellnoise, etc... typically the global variable time is used (which is the block's default as well), as provided by RiShutter, and storage class is uniform. There's some work ahead.

Added some more refinements to the blocks: adding more detailed usage information, or just adding it when missing, and fixing xml special chars. Tweaking funcionality a bit where required, and generally making things easier to read for the user.