When XRay is turned on the mesh analysis did not draw correct. This
change won't draw the mesh analysis overlay when xray is turned on.
In terms of giving the user a visual feedback of this limitation we
render the overlay options inactive.
Reviewed By: brecht, fclem
Maniphest Tasks: T65225
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D4965
The previous fix to the spike bug T64582 was not really right.
This fixes that one properly and restores the desired curving
profile in the bug's example.
Remove click-drag support for tweak gizmo,
rely on keymap events instead.
This is needed for some gizmos to use modifiers keys
without having all gizmos use all modifier keys (see: T63996).
This reverts commit ebf924e0b7. This is causing
the transform tool to start immediately which leads to lots of accidental
changes. We can bring this back when that issue is fixed.
Issue introduced on 86eefefdc1.
There was a `if scene:` check in the original code, as it turned out
there was a reason for that. We gotta be careful with these assumptions.
- Move Auto Render into Options panel in sidebar
- Move Pin to the right and remove emboss
- Move Background to the right and use greying out to avoid jumping UI elements
Also remove emboss from pin toggle in Image Editor for consistency
While support for gizmo specific keymaps remains, this should only
be used if a gizmo-group is doing something that requires one.
There was also a hidden limitation that meant only the last registered
tweak keymap would ever be used.
For now leave this using the generic keymap since all
tweak modal keymaps were using the same template anyway.
While internally these are separate gizmos,
there is no reason to have a keymaps for each.
Also prefix the gizmo with "3D View"
since there are other kinds of transform gizmos.
Root of the issue (beside lack of control over operators evaluation in
keymaps, since tools always get tried first), is that wurrent WM code
only allows one modal op to start from a single event (returning
`PASSTHROUGH` in that case is useless, WM code still considers event as
consumed and does not try any further handling of it).
Solution is then to change trigger events of resize/link operators from
`LEFTMOUSE` to `EVT_TWEAK_L`, which makes more sense anyway, imho, for
drag operations...
Fix T64693: Can't resize selected node.
Fix T64933: "Dots" in node editor can no longer be selected by just clicking on them.
Fix T64660: no access to node connectors when a node is inside a layout frame.
No functional nor visual change.
This is a partial revert of 0910932e71.
The toggle option was introduced on 6640bcca74.
This allow us to simplify the outliner draw code so it uses the icon as
defined in the RNA (as oppose to get the value there once again).
Final small tweaks and fixes by Peter Fog:
- Remove commented lines
- Set 'Both' handle selection before Left and Right
- Small tweaks to Strip and Context menus
Any further tweaks will be postponed for 2.81
- Move Live Unwrap to UV menu
- Move Auto Merge Threshold into a sub-section of Auto Merge to make the relationships clearer
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D4919
Reviewers: Brecht Van Lommel, Pablo Vazquez
This adds an additional way to scrub the playhead, by holding Alt and dragging with the left mouse button, in addition to Shift-RMB.
It's easier to do this, especially with pen input. The other method is still kept, in case you have Emulate 3 Button Mouse enabled, in which case Alt-LMB pans the view
And of course, you can still scrub simply by dragging the playhead, without holding any modifier keys.
Right click select is unaffected.
This was still a proof of concept tool needing further development. Hiding this for now.
It can return in future releases with further development.
See https://developer.blender.org/T57210 for details.
See T64324 for discussion of normals ui.
Consensus on blender.chat was to use Alt-N to pull up Normals Menu,
overwriting the old use of that key (Flip normals).
There are still shortcuts for Recalculate Outside and Recalculate Inside
which are likely the more common needs.
