UI: Reorganize 'View' menus in animation and video editors to make them more consistent #116492

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Nika Kutsniashvili commented 2023-12-23 17:08:49 +01:00

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View menu in animation and video editors are too different from each other and unorganized. Same operators appear in different places in different editors. That makes navigation them harder, because for example you expect framing operators at the bottom because they're at the bottom in graph editor, but they're at the top in sequencer. Its important that ordering of operators match as well as possible, so that users can expect certain operators in certain places and dont spend time searching for buttons in messy menus.

Some view-related operators were missing from the menus alltogether. For example Channels toggle and Zoom (shift-b) operators were missing from animation editors, while present in Sequencer. If operators exist they should be documented in the menus.

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I did several things in this PR:

• I added Channels region toggle in animation editors View menus. That toggle was only accessible in new "Region Toggle Pie" menu, and similar toggle is available in Sequencer, so it makes sense to expose them here as well, so they can also be assigned shortcut or added in quick favourites.

• Timeline "View" menu was upside down. Order of the items was opposite of what we have in every other editor. I fixed that. It was also missing great amount of operators and toggles that were present in Dope Sheet, like toggle Sidebar, Show Markers and Preview Range operators were missing altogether, so I added them. Some of them are shared between Timeline and Dope Sheet, so it was creating an issue where you could enable toggle in one editor but if you switched to other you were seeing the effect, but didn't have a way to turn it off without changing editor.

• Moved frame all/selected operators at the top, after region toggles to better match 3D viewport menu, and to break up toggles. There were too many toggles grouped together and its getting hard to quickly differentiate between them. Breaking them up into groups helps. Now at top we have region toggles that are similar to all editors, and in the middle we have editor-specific view toggles.

• Zoom (Shift B) operator wasn't in View menu for animation editors. Added it, since it works and is already there in Sequencer.

• Added missing separators, or removed unnecessary ones in View menus so that grouping of operators/properties are consistent across all editors and have some logic behind them.

• Reorganized Sequencer and Movie Clip Editor View menus so that order of operators and properties matches animation editors.

Animation Editors	Before	After
Timeline
Dope Sheet
Graph Editor (and Drivers)
NLA

Video Editors	Before	After
Sequencer
Movie Clip Editor (Graph)
Movie Clip Editor (Dope Sheet)

**Issue:** View menu in animation and video editors are too different from each other and unorganized. Same operators appear in different places in different editors. That makes navigation them harder, because for example you expect framing operators at the bottom because they're at the bottom in graph editor, but they're at the top in sequencer. Its important that ordering of operators match as well as possible, so that users can expect certain operators in certain places and dont spend time searching for buttons in messy menus. Some view-related operators were missing from the menus alltogether. For example Channels toggle and Zoom (shift-b) operators were missing from animation editors, while present in Sequencer. If operators exist they should be documented in the menus. ----- I did several things in this PR: - I added Channels region toggle in animation editors View menus. That toggle was only accessible in new "Region Toggle Pie" menu, and similar toggle is available in Sequencer, so it makes sense to expose them here as well, so they can also be assigned shortcut or added in quick favourites. - Timeline "View" menu was upside down. Order of the items was opposite of what we have in every other editor. I fixed that. It was also missing great amount of operators and toggles that were present in Dope Sheet, like toggle Sidebar, Show Markers and Preview Range operators were missing altogether, so I added them. Some of them are shared between Timeline and Dope Sheet, so it was creating an issue where you could enable toggle in one editor but if you switched to other you were seeing the effect, but didn't have a way to turn it off without changing editor. - Moved frame all/selected operators at the top, after region toggles to better match 3D viewport menu, and to break up toggles. There were too many toggles grouped together and its getting hard to quickly differentiate between them. Breaking them up into groups helps. Now at top we have region toggles that are similar to all editors, and in the middle we have editor-specific view toggles. - Zoom (Shift B) operator wasn't in View menu for animation editors. Added it, since it works and is already there in Sequencer. - Added missing separators, or removed unnecessary ones in View menus so that grouping of operators/properties are consistent across all editors and have some logic behind them. - Reorganized Sequencer and Movie Clip Editor View menus so that order of operators and properties matches animation editors. | Animation Editors | Before | After | | -------- | -------- | -------- | | Timeline |  |  | | Dope Sheet |  |  | | Graph Editor (and Drivers) |  |  | | NLA |  |  | | Video Editors | Before | After | | -------- | -------- | -------- | | Sequencer |  |  | | Movie Clip Editor (Graph) |  |  | Movie Clip Editor (Dope Sheet) |  | 

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Nika Kutsniashvili added 1 commit 2023-12-23 17:09:04 +01:00

4fda20f150 Reorganize View menu in animation and video editors

Nika Kutsniashvili changed title from UI: Reorganize 'View' menus in animation and video editors to make them more consistent to WIP: UI: Reorganize 'View' menus in animation and video editors to make them more consistent 2023-12-23 17:09:12 +01:00

Nika Kutsniashvili added 2 commits 2023-12-23 18:01:59 +01:00

e3aa434637 Missing updates to Movie Clip Editor menus

a412150092 Missed changes

Nika Kutsniashvili changed title from WIP: UI: Reorganize 'View' menus in animation and video editors to make them more consistent to UI: Reorganize 'View' menus in animation and video editors to make them more consistent 2023-12-23 18:03:33 +01:00

Nika Kutsniashvili requested review from Nathan Vegdahl 2023-12-23 18:04:01 +01:00

Nika Kutsniashvili requested review from Richard Antalik 2023-12-23 18:04:01 +01:00

Nika Kutsniashvili commented 2023-12-23 18:10:17 +01:00

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One question I have is if "Auto-Merge Keyframes" toggle belongs to the View menu? If I understand that toggle functionality correctly it actually overwrites keyframes and isn't just hiding them, right? That isn't related to viewing anything, so I think it should be moved into Key menus.

After/if this one is merged, I will do same work for other menus as well, and I want to move it there then.

One question I have is if "Auto-Merge Keyframes" toggle belongs to the View menu? If I understand that toggle functionality correctly it actually overwrites keyframes and isn't just hiding them, right? That isn't related to viewing anything, so I think it should be moved into Key menus. After/if this one is merged, I will do same work for other menus as well, and I want to move it there then.

Nika Kutsniashvili added 1 commit 2023-12-23 21:37:06 +01:00

0a6bb58d02 Move frame operators to top to match 3D viewport menu

Gangneron commented 2023-12-23 21:46:06 +01:00

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I have a question, can the sequencer menu be improved by separating all function of render. For exemple put Sequence render image, sequence render animation and Toggle Sequencer/ Preview in the new menu who would be called render.
The workflow will be improved.

I have a question, can the sequencer menu be improved by separating all function of render. For exemple put Sequence render image, sequence render animation and Toggle Sequencer/ Preview in the new menu who would be called render. The workflow will be improved.

Nika Kutsniashvili commented 2023-12-23 21:47:49 +01:00

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It certainly can. But I'll do that as separate PR if its approved

It certainly can. But I'll do that as separate PR if its approved

Nika Kutsniashvili added 1 commit 2023-12-23 21:51:03 +01:00

c9d31e3391 Swap frame all & frame selected

Richard Antalik commented 2024-01-03 17:25:57 +01:00

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Seems reasonable to me. @nickberckley is your repository publicly accessible? I can't do git fetch as outlined by "command line instructions" to test the patch.

Seems reasonable to me. @nickberckley is your repository publicly accessible? I can't do git fetch as outlined by "command line instructions" to test the patch.

Nika Kutsniashvili commented 2024-01-03 17:44:32 +01:00

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I had disabled public activity, maybe it was that. Try again now

I had disabled public activity, maybe it was that. Try again now

Richard Antalik commented 2024-01-04 19:10:36 +01:00

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Hmm still doesn't work. It works for other repos though. Not sure what is the issue here. I can try to setup your repo as remote with ssh access, but if this would be recurring issue, it would be best if you try to resolve it (if it's not issue on my end that is...).

Hmm still doesn't work. It works for other repos though. Not sure what is the issue here. I can try to setup your repo as remote with ssh access, but if this would be recurring issue, it would be best if you try to resolve it (if it's not issue on my end that is...).

Nika Kutsniashvili commented 2024-01-04 19:16:05 +01:00

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Unfortunately I'm very new to git and don't know how things work properly yet, I'll try to research the issue. If someone has any tip send my way.

Meanwhile if you want to see this changes tho, since they only affect files in startup scripts you can replace files in scripts/startup/bl_ui (in daily builds too) with files from this PR and see changes.

Unfortunately I'm very new to git and don't know how things work properly yet, I'll try to research the issue. If someone has any tip send my way. Meanwhile if you want to see this changes tho, since they only affect files in startup scripts you can replace files in scripts/startup/bl_ui (in daily builds too) with files from this PR and see changes.

Richard Antalik commented 2024-01-04 19:23:00 +01:00

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@nickberckley No need to send files, setting up remote worked for me. Perhaps you could make another PR as test to see if I can fetch it into branch directly. If not I am no git expert either, so best would be to ask somebody on chat if they know what the issue could be.

@nickberckley No need to send files, setting up remote worked for me. Perhaps you could make another PR as test to see if I can fetch it into branch directly. If not I am no git expert either, so best would be to ask somebody on chat if they know what the issue could be.

Richard Antalik approved these changes 2024-01-04 19:23:36 +01:00

Nika Kutsniashvili referenced this pull request 2024-01-04 20:24:04 +01:00

Video_Sequencer: Add render menu to Video Sequencer #116797

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Nathan Vegdahl commented 2024-01-05 15:38:29 +01:00

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Looking at the images in the PR description, it's not clear to me which images are the final proposed menus for each respective editor. A clear before/after comparison for each editor would make this proposal a lot easier to evaluate.

Looking at the images in the PR description, it's not clear to me which images are the final proposed menus for each respective editor. A clear before/after comparison for each editor would make this proposal a lot easier to evaluate.

Nika Kutsniashvili commented 2024-01-05 17:27:41 +01:00

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@nathanvegdahl Thanks for the tip. I've updated description with more reasoning and created a table with before/after images

@nathanvegdahl Thanks for the tip. I've updated description with more reasoning and created a table with before/after images

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Nathan Vegdahl commented 2024-01-08 11:36:43 +01:00

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Over-all, I really like this. And I certainly agree with the motivation: trying to make similar/related menus consistent.

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[Re: timeline] It was also missing great amount of operators and toggles that were present in Dope Sheet, like toggle Sidebar, Show Markers and Preview Range operators were missing altogether, so I added them.

I think this in particular will require some discussion. We actually want to work towards making the timeline and dope sheet more distinct, rather than less. They've been slowly converging for quite a while, and it's not clear that's a good thing. And this is going even more in that direction of dissolving the distinction between the two.

So in the interest of getting the more obvious improvements landed ASAP, I recommend removing the additions to (but not the reorg of) the timeline menu from this PR, and then after this has landed submitting a separate follow-up PR for that.

Added missing separators, or removed unnecessary ones in View menus so that grouping of operators/properties are consistent across all editors and have some logic behind them.

Can you give a quick run-down of what that logic is?

Some of it I can intuit, but some of it I'm having a hard time figuring out. For example, it's not clear to me why "Realtime Updates" is grouped with "Show Handles and Interpolation" in the dope sheet. (I'm not saying it doesn't make sense, just that I'm not immediately seeing the logic.)

Over-all, I really like this. And I certainly agree with the motivation: trying to make similar/related menus consistent. Some notes: > [Re: timeline] It was also missing great amount of operators and toggles that were present in Dope Sheet, like toggle Sidebar, Show Markers and Preview Range operators were missing altogether, so I added them. I think this in particular will require some discussion. We actually want to work towards making the timeline and dope sheet *more* distinct, rather than less. They've been slowly converging for quite a while, and it's not clear that's a good thing. And this is going even more in that direction of dissolving the distinction between the two. So in the interest of getting the more obvious improvements landed ASAP, I recommend removing the additions to (but not the reorg of) the timeline menu from this PR, and then after this has landed submitting a separate follow-up PR for that. > Added missing separators, or removed unnecessary ones in View menus so that grouping of operators/properties are consistent across all editors and have some logic behind them. Can you give a quick run-down of what that logic is? Some of it I can intuit, but some of it I'm having a hard time figuring out. For example, it's not clear to me why "Realtime Updates" is grouped with "Show Handles and Interpolation" in the dope sheet. (I'm not saying it doesn't make sense, just that I'm not immediately seeing the logic.)

Nika Kutsniashvili commented 2024-01-08 12:16:34 +01:00

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We actually want to work towards making the timeline and dope sheet more distinct, rather than less. They've been slowly converging for quite a while, and it's not clear that's a good thing. And this is going even more in that direction of dissolving the distinction between the two.

I thought this might come up so I was careful. Besides the obvious ones that should be there - frame all/selected (as its standard for every editor in Blender), and preview range (this is MOST useful in timeline imho), I only added "Multi-Word Match Search", "Show Sliders", "Realtime Updates" and "Auto-Merge Keyframes". My reasoning for that is that they work, and if something works and can be assigned a shortcut even in editor it should be exposed, at least until they're removed from code.

I don't have problem removing Multi-Word Match Search and Auto-Merge Keyframes. Latter I think doesnt belong to the menu at all and should be moved in Key menu in Dope Sheet. But "Show Sliders" I think very useful in Timeline, because for motion graphics artists who come from other softwares like After Effects, its natural for them to control values directly from animation editor and it helps a lot, at least from what I've seen from my Blender classes.

Realtime Updates I have mix feeling about. I have never turned that off myself so I don't know if that is useful for mograph people.

Can you give a quick run-down of what that logic is?

This is the graph I made when working on this. I made PR for rest of menus too to match this logic.

Realtime Updates I agree is misplaced there, I left because it was already grouped and I didnt want to offset it too much, but if thats alright with you I think it belongs more with Errors & Cache ["Show Erorrs", "Show Selected"] grouping.

> We actually want to work towards making the timeline and dope sheet *more* distinct, rather than less. They've been slowly converging for quite a while, and it's not clear that's a good thing. And this is going even more in that direction of dissolving the distinction between the two. I thought this might come up so I was careful. Besides the obvious ones that should be there - frame all/selected (as its standard for every editor in Blender), and preview range (this is MOST useful in timeline imho), I only added "Multi-Word Match Search", "Show Sliders", "Realtime Updates" and "Auto-Merge Keyframes". My reasoning for that is that they work, and if something works and can be assigned a shortcut even in editor it should be exposed, at least until they're removed from code. I don't have problem removing Multi-Word Match Search and Auto-Merge Keyframes. Latter I think doesnt belong to the menu at all and should be moved in Key menu in Dope Sheet. But "Show Sliders" I think very useful in Timeline, because for motion graphics artists who come from other softwares like After Effects, its natural for them to control values directly from animation editor and it helps a lot, at least from what I've seen from my Blender classes. Realtime Updates I have mix feeling about. I have never turned that off myself so I don't know if that is useful for mograph people. > Can you give a quick run-down of what that logic is?  This is the graph I made when working on this. I made PR for rest of menus too to match this logic. Realtime Updates I agree is misplaced there, I left because it was already grouped and I didnt want to offset it too much, but if thats alright with you I think it belongs more with Errors & Cache ["Show Erorrs", "Show Selected"] grouping.

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Gangneron commented 2024-01-08 12:25:45 +01:00

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as mentioned in #116797 would it be possible to modify the position of elements linked to rendering in the viewport

as mentioned in #116797 would it be possible to modify the position of elements linked to rendering in the viewport

Nathan Vegdahl commented 2024-01-11 11:24:19 +01:00

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This is the graph I made when working on this. I made PR for rest of menus too to match this logic.

Thanks! That looks great, and makes a lot of sense to me.

I thought this might come up so I was careful. Besides the obvious ones that should be there [...]

That's a good point about frame all/selected and preview range. Those definitely seem like they belong. To me, "Realtime Updates" and "Auto-merge Keyframes" also seem relevant, since you can manipulate keys within the timeline, and I think(?) that's still desirable.

But really, IMO the timeline should just be a top-level summary of keys at most, with no per-channel functionality (that's precisely what the dopesheet is for). So both "Multi-Word Match Search" and "Show Sliders" still seem out of place to me, and I'd prefer to leave them out.

But that's just my own opinion. So I'll add this particular question to the animation and rigging module meeting for discussion today, and get back to you with any consensus.

@nickberckley > This is the graph I made when working on this. I made PR for rest of menus too to match this logic. Thanks! That looks great, and makes a lot of sense to me. > I thought this might come up so I was careful. Besides the obvious ones that should be there [...] That's a good point about frame all/selected and preview range. Those definitely seem like they belong. To me, "Realtime Updates" and "Auto-merge Keyframes" also seem relevant, since you can manipulate keys within the timeline, and I think(?) that's still desirable. But really, IMO the timeline should just be a top-level summary of keys at most, with no per-channel functionality (that's precisely what the dopesheet is for). So both "Multi-Word Match Search" and "Show Sliders" still seem out of place to me, and I'd prefer to leave them out. But that's just my own opinion. So I'll add this particular question to the animation and rigging module meeting for discussion today, and get back to you with any consensus.

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Nathan Vegdahl commented 2024-01-11 11:42:28 +01:00

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For easy reference, here's the set of additional timeline menu items I counted:

• Region Toggles:
  • Sidebar (toggle)
  • Channels (toggle)
• Framing:
  • Frame Selected
  • Zoom
• Multi-word Match Search (toggle)
  Keyframing Toggles:
  • Realtime Updates (toggle)
  • Show Sliders (toggle)
  • Auto-Merge Keyframes (toggle)
• Preview Range:
  • Set Preview Range
  • Clear Preview Range
  • Set Preview to Selected
• Toggle Graph Editor

For easy reference, here's the set of additional timeline menu items I counted: - Region Toggles: - `Sidebar` (toggle) - `Channels` (toggle) - Framing: - `Frame Selected` - `Zoom` - `Multi-word Match Search` (toggle) Keyframing Toggles: - `Realtime Updates` (toggle) - `Show Sliders` (toggle) - `Auto-Merge Keyframes` (toggle) - Preview Range: - `Set Preview Range` - `Clear Preview Range` - `Set Preview to Selected` - `Toggle Graph Editor`

Nika Kutsniashvili commented 2024-01-11 12:07:04 +01:00

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@nathanvegdahl I split Timeline and Curve toggles group in Graph Editor (only place where Curve toggles exist) and I think it shows logic more clearly and also is more inlined with other editors, since Timeline toggles are now same as in others

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I forgot about Toggle Graph Editor in Timeline. That can be removed as well, I guess.
But once thing I thought about is that since Timeline is the first animation editor user encouters when learning Blender, as its in Layout workspace, I'm thinking properties that we want user to know about maybe should be there. But its another thing if we want user to be using Timeline with Graph Editor at all. I'll leave that to you as well.

@nathanvegdahl I split Timeline and Curve toggles group in Graph Editor (only place where Curve toggles exist) and I think it shows logic more clearly and also is more inlined with other editors, since Timeline toggles are now same as in others  -- I forgot about Toggle Graph Editor in Timeline. That can be removed as well, I guess. But once thing I thought about is that since Timeline is the first animation editor user encouters when learning Blender, as its in Layout workspace, I'm thinking properties that we want user to know about maybe should be there. But its another thing if we want user to be using Timeline with Graph Editor at all. I'll leave that to you as well.

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Nathan Vegdahl commented 2024-01-12 10:59:16 +01:00

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The consensus from the animation & rigging module meeting was that it would be easier to evaluate this PR generally (not just for the timeline editor) if it's separated into two PRs:

1. A reorganization PR.
2. A follow-up PR that adds new menu items.

I realize that's a bit of a pain, and you were likely hoping to land this as a single PR. But that way at least the reorganization can be landed (which is already an improvement, and I think pretty uncontroversial), without blocking on reaching consensus about what menu items belong in which editors.

@nickberckley The consensus from the animation & rigging module meeting was that it would be easier to evaluate this PR generally (not just for the timeline editor) if it's separated into two PRs: 1. A reorganization PR. 2. A follow-up PR that adds new menu items. I realize that's a bit of a pain, and you were likely hoping to land this as a single PR. But that way at least the reorganization can be landed (which is already an improvement, and I think pretty uncontroversial), without blocking on reaching consensus about what menu items belong in which editors.

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Nika Kutsniashvili referenced this pull request 2024-01-16 11:08:47 +01:00

Anim: Reorganize items in 'View' menus in animation and video editors #117162

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I have created a split of this that only rearranges existing items in #117162 @nathanvegdahl

I have created a split of this that only rearranges existing items in #117162 @nathanvegdahl

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Nika Kutsniashvili commented 2024-02-05 12:04:39 +01:00

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I've further split PR into parts, this one adds Channels toggle in animation editors #117837

I've further split PR into parts, this one adds Channels toggle in animation editors #117837

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