Film-like curves for the RGB Curve node (Compositor) and Curve Modifier
(Sequencer)
Film-like curves originated from Adobe.
"It’s an RGB curve where the tone curve is applied on the largest and smallest value, and then the middle value is adapted to keep a constant hue as defined by RGB-HSL/HSV. In terms of look and saturation increase it’s very similar to a pure RGB curve, more so than a HSL-L curve or HSV-V curve, but some color shift problems are avoided."
Other tools like Natron, Krita and RawTherapee have implemented this curve tone.
Reviewers: brecht, campbellbarton
Reviewed By: brecht
Tags: #compositing, #video_sequencer
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D3638
- Add support for key_modifiers, so grease pencil gets "D".
- Assign number keys for unmapped items
This means all tools get keyboard access,
use number/numpad to avoid confusion with other keymap items
which directly activate the tool.
Add a general parameter to force the recalc of the triangulation data because some modifiers could change the geometry and the filling triangles would not be right.
Now, the parameter is visible in UI panel because this option reduces FPS, but maybe in the future we can keep always ON and remove the parameter.
This changes the text hinting setting to be an enum with options
Auto / None / Slight / Full. The default is Auto which currently disables
hinting.
The hinting was tested with a new FreeType version, but this is not what
is used on the buildbots an official release environment, and the fonts
look quite bad because of that. Once FreeType has been upgraded we can
change the default.
Even then the results are not ideal, perhaps due to missing subpixel
positioning and linear color blending support in BLF.
The loop cut tool now works as expected for the tool-system,
where hovering previews the loop and clicking activates.
This uses a new gizmo type to pre-select the edge.
This is quite confusing in the current UI, with both startup.blend and
workspaces.blend containing a list of workspaces. In practice you'd usually
want to save workspaces to both files.
The downside of having a single file may be that you then can't disable
certain workspaces by default, but we could add a setting for that.
These are taken from HDRI Haven (https://hdrihaven.com). Many thanks to
Greg Zaal for creating and releasing them under a CC0 license!
The HDRIs are intended to be used in the Lookdev display mode. With
1K resolution and compression they are not intended for final renders,
but it keeps the file size small and the difference is not noticeable
for lighting.
Command used for compression:
oiiotool %s --ch R,G,B -d float --compression dwab:300 -o output/%s
This reuses the tool defines for the 3D view. However, for some reason,
the events don't seem to be getting fired off here, like the tool system
is getting ignored here completely.
FIXME: Resolve the event handling issues
When OpenGL renderer is selected the option for background colors are
displayed, but ignored. For now we hide this option as it makes no sense
to have a viewport color option without viewport or render a 'final'
with a theme color.
