Editing properties like generated X/Y size clears any changes to the image,
and it's not obvious that this is destructive. Now if the image has been
painted on or baked to, buttons to Save or Discard changes will appear and
editing the properties will be disabled until doing one of these.
- Use Display As rather than Draw Type, following naming conventions
- Rename Advanced subpanel to Stretching, since that more accurately describes what it's for
In 2.7x UV sculpt was a kind of sub-mode
(a toggle with it's own key-map & drawing code).
Move this to an operator that uses the tool-system,
this simplifies internal logic, especially brush selection
which now matches sculpt and other paint modes.
- Remove toggle used to enable uv sculpt.
- Expose the brush, which was already used but there was no way to
select different brushes.
- Make UV sculpt use paint paint tool slots
(using brushes how all other paint mode currently do).
- Move UV Sculpt keymap to the tools keymap.
- Remove Q to toggle UV sculpt mode,
S/P/G keys to switch tools.
- Move connected & projected into individual toggles.
- Top-level proportional editing button now only toggles.
- Use popover for proportional edit-mode falloff and options.
Note that it's no longer possible to toggle connected via key bindings,
although this could be supported again if it's needed.
Resolves T58081
This way float and multilayer images can now be packed without data loss. This
removes the as_png option and always uses the appropriate file format depending
on the image contents.
Each space had separate operators, duplicating logic.
Use RNA properties instead so adding the ability to toggle other
region types (floating redo region for eg) doesn't need to have an
extra operator per space type.
It's also nicer to show a check-box for something which can be toggled.
- Consolidate each brush section (Color, Palette, Gradient) and make them distinct
- Remove the lock icons and move these items into an Options sub-panel, together with other toggles
- They now have more descriptive names
- Use an enum for view vs scene brush unit
- Use Property Split layout and sub-panels in line with the rest of 2.8
- Rename Curve panel to Falloff
Reviewed by: campbellbarton, pablovazquez
Maniphest Tasks: D4529
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D4529
Now when the text argument is omitted, use the default name
matching how regular properties work.
Avoids passing in the same name which RNA has,
matches UILayout.prop behavior.
Also use keyword only for optional arguments.
In keeping with convention to match code & UI naming.
- No user visible changes.
- Include 'menu' in the name since context is an overloaded term.
- While a few of these are panels, from a user perspective they are
still context menus.
-The pivot point and orientation of any transform are strongly related
-It matches the comma-key and period-key on the keyboard who are neighbours
-We get slightly nicer grouping this way, with the two axis-related options on the left and the two toggles on the right
Reviewers: pablovazquez, campbellbarton
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D4413
There were two problems:
1. The scopes were only updated when the "Scopes" category is active,
but this category has been removed in Blender 2.8.
2. The scopes moved from the TOOLS to the UI region.
However the update-code still searched for the "Scopes" category
in the TOOLS region.
Both problems are fixed with this commit:
1. Scopes have there own category again.
2. The update code is in the correct draw function now.
Reviewers: brecht
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D4245
Pretty much all were missing those here... Put all in same category for
image, tried to sort them logically for Clip, since we already had at
least two (stabilization and 'misc')... sigh.
Another topic for UI team to work on I guess.
This is the panels that you see when you invoke the painting tools from
the Image Editor.
If you do so from the viewport, the panels are different (and have it
properly swapped already, although the panels should be the same as
those ones I suppose - that said I like the one from the image editor
better, in regard to the overlay panel).
