Add a setting to the render section in blender that auto saves each fully rendered image automaticly in a set directory. It's a real nice way of keeping track of your progress, especially in combination with the "stamp" function.

Basicly the same 'save' function that is executed when you animate, with the exception that it should see what images with a matching name/type are already present in that directory. And if there are any, then add 1 to the highest nr found, and as with an animation call it for instance image_0002.jpg

I think it's also important it only saves when a render is completed, not when a render is cancelled (btw, it would be real helpfull if a distinction between those two could be made in the python api as well).

Here is an example python script that already does it as a scriptlink, which I've found extremely usefull: http://www.alienhelpdesk.com/python_scripts/autosave_render

I'm quite lazy, so I'd appreciate it if my login status were remembered in a cookie. I always forget to log myself in!

Ok... I've been wanting this forever, enough actually to script it in python.

Basicly it's the normal "selection to cursor" but relative to the view angle.

For a more detailed explanation of the feature and a python script example see:
http://www.alienhelpdesk.com/python_scripts/selection_to_view_cursor

When you render a key alpha image the alpha channel isn't displayed correctly. And since personally at least I pretty much always need key and not premul... it'd be nice if it showed correct.

Basicly currently if you link a script to execute on "render", it can execute either before or after the render.

It would be great if you could also be executed after a "completed render", so it doesn't execute if you stop the render halfway through.

Also it would be lovely if you could make a distinction between an Animation and a Single frame render.

See on the left we have a lovely menu with items like:

Tools
Interface
GameEngine
Multimedia

I really like it when websites' menu items show the nr of items in them as in:

Tools (0)
Interface (1)
GameEngine (543)
Multimedia (5)

I'd say for the technical bit add an extra table to which one is added every time someone posts... then you don't need to do a COUNT(*) on the database for all of those things.

BTW, could be even nicer if it showed it for all menu sections... but it may be a bit db heavy.

I did a page with a nr of improvements that would help people to work with mocap data.

See here: http://www.alienhelpdesk.com/miscellaneous/mocap_in_blender

If anyone has any additional ideas it might be good to share them ;)