@Paul Marshall (brikbot) The download link here does not lead to a .ZIP file. If the files were zipped into a zip file, then when users click on the link, it will download the .ZIP and thus make installing it much easier for end users.

I thought I had, but on further inspection, it appears I had made them all double sided, but didn't realize it.

Well, consider the following example:

But, doesn't the direction of the face's normal directly effect whether or not the mesh is manifold or not? I'm pretty sure it does, at least in fluid simulations, because a non-manifold mesh won't hold water. In that circumstance, it would be very useful information to see that the face has 2 normals and thus is actually allowing the mesh to be manifold & water-tight.

RE: memory of my ATI Radeon:

I just noticed one other thing: when I go to reload the startup file, the "K?" in "OK?" is *not* garbled:

I saw the example and wanted to show that it's not duplicated text like in https://developer.blender.org/T39884, but some other kind of thing, but then I found some interesting things:

For you, sirs!
Mountains of Wealth!
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I tried a Buildbot version and the bug is fixed! Thanks!
:)

Ok, thank you for the info!

I just looked up how to find out what driver I have on my Mac and here's what I found:

Hi Mont!

I'm sorry, I thought I was supposed to report it here because when I looked at the Addon's info, it has a "Report Bug" button on it and when I clicked on it, it brought me here, so I thought it must have been made by one of you all.

Oh ok, thanks!
:D

I apologize for submitting this. I was told not to do this anymore by several people just now so I won't do it anymore. Sorry!
Thom

IKR?! How can the site & all the blender devs continue to function with all the possible chaos that could ensue?! Everything could collapse at any time...

(Anybody who's eaten Fruit Loops knows this!)

SORRY! I just realized it's N, not P....
eek!
#facepalm

Thanks! This one had me stumped as well! A doubloon for you, Sir!
:D

Ok, thanks!

The defaults still don't work even when I create a brand new project.

Wow, thank you very much for explaining all that! I'm sorry to kluge up your workload with my lack of knowledge, but you have great interpersonal skills as shown by being consistently congenial, which I really appreciate!
:)

On a side note, I appreciate your help and was wondering where do I ask general questions like "I see there is an Award Token option on this page -- is this for the bug reporter to award tokens to the bug solver to show gratitude or is it for the solver to award tokens to the reporter for finding & reporting a valid bug?"
Thanks!

"Revert Pose to Rest Pose" might be ideal.

One more thing that might be really nice given how OS Xs bottom-positioned dock is problematically in the way for resizing would be to create a way to set the default window size. I've gotten so used to having the dock on the bottom...damn the dock!
XD

I really apologize for not noticing that before...I think that maybe because the cursor changed to resizing cursors on the sides but not on the corner I never moved my dock so that I'd have enough time to find the corner and pull on it. Maybe in the new release the cursor can change to the corner-resizing cursor so that we'll know it's possible, particularly if there's no pull tab.

OMG! Thank you so much! I'd never gotten to use it because I had my OS X's dock on the bottom of the screen, so I couldn't get to that corner easily. I just moved my dock to the side and now I just discovered that 2.69 will indeed resize! That's so cool...thank you so much!

That's correct. There is no pull tab shown in the lower right.

Thanks for clarifying the cursor on the edge...that does help. However, I'd still like to be able to resize the main window via a lower right pull tab. Is it easy to put one of those on?

Hi! Thanks for your reply.

I deleted my 2.69, rebooted, then installed 2.57.0 - r36339M and it won't resize either. I then looked for earlier versions on the older releases link you sent, but so many of them don't list OS X versions. According to http://www.oldapps.com/mac/blender.php 2.27 should work on OS X, but the official releases link doesn't show an OS X version. I hesitate to download from any other site lest it be unstable or worse. Which version do you recommend?

Thanks!

Please forgive me as I'm very new to Blender, but it seems to me text converted to mesh should by default yield solid objects. Does this seem reasonable?
Thanks for your help!