Discovery of the day: Blender has an SDL2 backend, just build it with -DWITH_GHOST_SDL=ON. If you also have GLEW built for Waylandβ¦
Blender will run on Wayland!
Well, βrunβ β the window is glitchy as hell. The best thing though is that these glitches showed Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup tiles to me (since I launched DCSS before to test SDL β for some reason I had to downgrade to 2.0.7 to run most apps on Wayland.)
The default build options for Blender in FreeBSD are weird. CYCLES=offβ½ FFMPEG=offβ½ COLLADA=offβ½ CAMERATRACK=offβ½ Why. Another package to compile instead of pkg installingβ¦
By the way, only recently Iβve learned that Blender is the FOSS answer to not only 3ds max + V-Ray, but also Premiere/Final Cut and After Effects/Motion. (Damn, that makes so much sense! If you have a 3D animation editor, if you put video into it, it becomes a video editor!)
The sequence editor looks like old Final Cut, not new Final Cutβ¦ But itβs Blender. The program that shows Python code in UI elementsβ tooltips to show how to do the same things programmatically. I guess I should be able to make a plugin that makes the timeline magnetic, if such a plugin doesnβt exist yet.