This feature was added when Blender used tex-face (per-face images),
but doesn't make as much sense since this was removed.
Removing this from UV edit-mode as this wasn't working in any
of the 2.8x releases, causing UV's to be visible but unselectable.
Resolves issue raised in T76958.
During the refactor of the transform operations, in an attempt to
maintain previous behavior, the default orientation of the translate
and resize operations became `Global` and the rotate operation became
`View`.
Now the default is always `View`, and on redo, the translate and rotate
operations are saved as `Global`.
If the orietation is setted as a parameter, it is best to refer
to it as a constraint orietation so that it can be reused in
successive axis presses.
This is useful to retrieve the orientation of the extrude for example.
The Extrude operator, whose orientation is NORMAL, has undergone some seemingly accidental changes:
- In 2.79 if you press the same key as the axis in constraint, it changes from Normal to No Contraint -> Global -> Normal and repeat this.
- In 2.80 it changes from Normal to Local -> No Contraint -> Global -> Local and repeat this.
This committee resumes the behavior of 2.79
(This is a simplified version of D4786)
The advantage of highlighting the points would be to indicate more
clearly what is affected by the proportional edit.
The default circle is not so informative and sometimes it is even off
screen so the user loses the quick identification of the influence.
(See T75482)
The disadvantage of this design is that the points could end up hiding
the mesh.
The original patch added the option `draw_proportional_gradient`, but I
prefer to avoid adding more options and more information to the
interface.
I'm not sure if the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.
{F8504097}
Reviewers: #user_interface, #modeling
Subscribers:
- Use `t->spacemtx` as the orientation matrix instead `t->orient_matrix`.
- Unify constraint behavior between modal and non-modal.
- Simplify code to remove old workarounds and rearrange struct members.
This fix T66142 since the actual `orient_type` (in the case
`V3D_ORIENT_NORMAL`) is used during Redo instead of always using
`V3D_ORIENT_CUSTOM_MATRIX`).
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D7469
used
Caused by {rBa6a9a12e8f32}
Other relevant commits:
rBb8ca806b7798e2f8dd6effca8f0d081b3cd8c23f
rBde530a95dc7b482dc22c933b9b8b2a98c79b5663
The issue is caused by some leftover BONE_TRANSFORM_MIRROR flags on a
bone from previous runs (file in the report had the flag still on
forearm.R).
With these false leftover flags still set, `pose_grab_with_ik()` cannot
work correctly. Culprit commit above removed the early clearing of this
flag on all bones, this should be restored [this happened in
`count_set_pose_transflags()`].
This should only be done in the beginning of the transform process, so
now still clear the flags early in 'createTransPose()' [but dont restore
this in 'count_set_pose_transflags()' -- this will be called from
special_aftertrans_update again, so placing the clearance here only
complicates things (autokeyframe_pose() still needs to work as well)...]
Maniphest Tasks: T75810
Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D7527
count_set_pose_transflags --> transform_convert_pose_transflags_update
count_bone_select --> armature_bone_transflags_update_recursive
Also don't mix `BONE_TRANSFORM_MIRROR` with `BONE_TRANSFORM` in
transflag. (This was a mess introduced in rBde530a95dc7b).
