Naturalis v1.1.4

Hi, some fairly important fixes in this patch release. Thanks to everyone who provided feedback and reported issues!

Potentially faster loading for users with a lot of morphs in the installation

If the "Monitor: Check For Size Changes" checkbox is unchecked in user preferences, the plugin will skip scanning your entire morphs library during initialization. Instead, that will be done the next time you check that box. It might take a while to process the morphs in case there are a lot of morphs. The downside with unchecking that box is of course that the plugin won't know if morphs have been adjusted, you'll have to know when to trigger calibration yourself.

Additionally, what you can do to try to speed up the loading time is to set the morphs to preload in the package manager:

This causes the morphs to be read from the package when VAM starts, and should help with the plugin load time when loading a new scene during the same VAM session since VAM unloads all non-preloading morphs when exiting a scene.

Freeze joints when calibrating

The plugin freezes all joints of all person atoms in the scene when calibrating, and unfreezes when done. This should help in some situations where Physics Link is used to target the joints of the person being calibrated, preventing the joint from moving as a result of loading the calibration pose. This freeze is essentially equivalent to the Freeze Physics toggle in Control & Physcis 1, but only targets joints (except for pectoral and glute joints which need to be able to move during calibration) and not things like clothing, hair or soft physics meshes.

Other stuff

• Fixed issue introduced in v1.1.0 where the right breast was morphing incorrectly when soft physics was off
• Fixed issues with integration between plugin instances on different atoms. Previously, the plugins did a handshake during initialization to know about each other, and then check during calibration which instance has the responsibility to handle the calibration overall (for things like freezing the scene). But this did not work properly (since something like v1.1 alpha 7). As a workaround, I scrapped the entire system in favor of just checking for other plugin instances in the scene on demand whenever needed during calibration... Note to self: avoid overengineering.
• Fixed issue where the user preferences file could get unnecessarily saved multiple times during initialization
• Added a ToggleEnabled keybinding action (for users of Acidbubbles Keybindings) which toggles the plugin's enabled state via the checkbox in the Plugins tab