The modifier is still quite slow; this could be due to caches being written
to a CoW datablock instead of the original one. More investigation is
needed.
Logic here was a bit broken.
1) We need to send updates even when deselecting bones, not only when we
actually end up select then.
2) Also, when bones are locked for "selectability", they should not be able
to be deselected.
To bring the UI more in line with the proposed design in T54653 for the "Add Drivers"
popup panel (NOTE: this is separate from the "Drivers Editor", in previous commit!),
this commit adds a new panel - "Driven Property" to the Drivers Editor UI.
This basically duplicates the "Active F-Curve" panel (with less options)
to make it easier to see at a glance which property the Drivers Editor is
showing you.
This commit adds an operator, "Show Drivers Editor", to the RMB menu when
clicking on properties.
As per T54653, this will open a new Graph Editor instance in a new/separate
window (much like how the User Preferences show up in a popup window now),
and will configure all the relevant panels so that you can see and edit the
driver settings immediately without doing a lot of the view configuration steps
that were previously needed.
When doing so on a property that is driven, the driver/fcurve for that property
will be made active in the editor, ready for you to start editing its settings
without having to hunt it down again first.
Allows more than one snap mode to be enabled. So different combinations are possible.
Reviewers: campbellbarton
Reviewed By: campbellbarton
Subscribers: Christopher_Anderssarian, duarteframos
Tags: #bf_blender_2.8
Differential Revision: D3400
Only show hierarchy relationship lines when bone or its parent is selected.
This cuts down the clutter visible in general when relationship lines are
enabled (currently they can't be disabled), which should make it more useful
to keep them on (e.g. constraint lines/hints can still be drawn this way).
As was decided at today's dev kickoff, we're now moving to having
Copy-on-Write enabled by default, as 2.8 is barely functional with
it off.
To run Blender *without* COW (e.g. for testing), use:
--disable-copy-on-write
