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This adds the `Pen` tool to Grease Pencil Edit Mode. With the pen tool you can: - Extrude points by `Left Click`. - Move the handles by dragging the mouse. - Snap handles to 45 degree increments with `Shift`. - Cycle through the handle types by `Double Clicking`. - Add new point on segments by `Ctrl Clicking`. - Remove existing point by `Ctrl Clicking`. - Close a curve by clicking on one end while having the other selected. - Move existing segment by clicking and dragging on the edge. - Move points by clicking and dragging the mouse. Some changes have been made compared to the legacy curve object's pen tool: - `Angle locking` with `Alt` was replaced with `Angle Snapping` using `Shift`. This was done to match the behavior of Grease Pencil primitive tools. - `Move Entire Point` was changed from the `Space` key to `Alt`. This was done because some laptops can't move the mouse while `Space` is held. - `Link Handles` and `Free Align Toggle` were not implemented. - `Toggle Vector` and `Close Spline Method` were removed. - `Close Spline` was removed and set to always be true. - `Extrude Handle` type was removed as a option and was replaced by the `shift` modifier key when clicking. - Newly created points are placed on the drawing plane, instead of the view plane. When a new curve is created, the material will be the active material and the radius will be set from the `radius` property. Note: This tool is added to edit mode because it uses handle selection and bézier overlays which currently don't exist in draw mode. A future PR will implement a draw mode version. Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/142646
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