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Damien Picard authored
- Fix widgets’ names: they were hardcoded and didn’t follow the preferences, leading to crashes. - The UI was put back into the Item category, instead of Create, because it is not related to object creation. - Fix some strange topology in two widget shapes. - UI and operators use a new poll method, so that they work when either the rig or the camera is selected. - The composition guides UI was converted to a panel, so that they may be drag-selected. - Marker binding and DOF object operators were converted to the `bpy.data` API, making them simpler. - Bones were moved around so that they are more similar between rigs. - They were scaled down to be 1 unit long, a simpler length — for instance, widgets are the same size as modeled. Widgets were scaled up to compensate. - The camera and aim bones were placed at 1.7 unit high, to be approximately at a standing human’s eyes’ height if the scene is in meters. - Much of the rig generation was refactored to deduplicate code between the two rig types. - Automatic renaming to `.000` was removed, since Blender already handles duplicate names. - Widget prefix and collection were renamed to `WGT-` and `Widgets` respectively. This is to be closer to Rigify, hopefully unifying them. - The GPL license header was added to every file. - Some cleanup was done to better respect Python’s PEP 8. Reviewed By: Wayne Dixon Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D6543Damien Picard authored- Fix widgets’ names: they were hardcoded and didn’t follow the preferences, leading to crashes. - The UI was put back into the Item category, instead of Create, because it is not related to object creation. - Fix some strange topology in two widget shapes. - UI and operators use a new poll method, so that they work when either the rig or the camera is selected. - The composition guides UI was converted to a panel, so that they may be drag-selected. - Marker binding and DOF object operators were converted to the `bpy.data` API, making them simpler. - Bones were moved around so that they are more similar between rigs. - They were scaled down to be 1 unit long, a simpler length — for instance, widgets are the same size as modeled. Widgets were scaled up to compensate. - The camera and aim bones were placed at 1.7 unit high, to be approximately at a standing human’s eyes’ height if the scene is in meters. - Much of the rig generation was refactored to deduplicate code between the two rig types. - Automatic renaming to `.000` was removed, since Blender already handles duplicate names. - Widget prefix and collection were renamed to `WGT-` and `Widgets` respectively. This is to be closer to Rigify, hopefully unifying them. - The GPL license header was added to every file. - Some cleanup was done to better respect Python’s PEP 8. Reviewed By: Wayne Dixon Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D6543
ui_panels.py 3.71 KiB
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import bpy
from bpy.types import Panel
from .operators import get_arm_and_cam, CameraRigMixin
class ADD_CAMERA_RIGS_PT_camera_rig_ui(Panel, CameraRigMixin):
bl_label = "Camera Rig"
bl_space_type = 'VIEW_3D'
bl_region_type = 'UI'
bl_category = 'Item'
def draw(self, context):
active_object = context.active_object
arm, cam = get_arm_and_cam(context.active_object)
pose_bones = arm.pose.bones
cam_data = cam.data
layout = self.layout.box().column()
layout.label(text="Clipping:")
layout.prop(cam_data, "clip_start", text="Start")
layout.prop(cam_data, "clip_end", text="End")
layout.prop(cam_data, "type")
layout.prop(cam_data.dof, "use_dof")
if cam_data.dof.use_dof:
if cam_data.dof.focus_object is None:
layout.operator("add_camera_rigs.add_dof_object",
text="Add DOF Empty", icon="OUTLINER_OB_EMPTY")
layout.prop(pose_bones["Camera"],
'["focus_distance"]', text="Focus Distance")
layout.prop(pose_bones["Camera"],
'["aperture_fstop"]', text="F-Stop")
layout.prop(active_object, 'show_in_front',
toggle=False, text='Show in Front')
layout.prop(cam_data, "show_limits")
layout.prop(cam_data, "show_passepartout")
if cam_data.show_passepartout:
layout.prop(cam_data, "passepartout_alpha")
layout.row().separator()
# Added the comp guides here
layout.popover(
panel="ADD_CAMERA_RIGS_PT_composition_guides",
text="Composition Guides",)
layout.row().separator()
layout.prop(cam,
"hide_select", text="Make Camera Unselectable")
layout.operator("add_camera_rigs.add_marker_bind",
text="Add Marker and Bind", icon="MARKER_HLT")
if context.scene.camera is not cam:
layout.operator("add_camera_rigs.set_scene_camera",
text="Make Camera Active", icon='CAMERA_DATA')
# Camera lens
layout.separator()
layout.prop(pose_bones["Camera"], '["lens"]', text="Focal Length (mm)")
# Track to Constraint
layout.label(text="Tracking:")
layout.prop(pose_bones["Camera"].constraints["Track To"],
'influence', text="Aim Lock", slider=True)
if arm["rig_id"].lower() == "crane_rig":
col = layout.box().column()
# Crane arm stuff
col.label(text="Crane Arm:")
col.prop(pose_bones["Crane_height"],
'scale', index=1, text="Arm Height")
col.prop(pose_bones["Crane_arm"],
'scale', index=1, text="Arm Length")
def register():
bpy.utils.register_class(ADD_CAMERA_RIGS_PT_camera_rig_ui)
def unregister():
bpy.utils.unregister_class(ADD_CAMERA_RIGS_PT_camera_rig_ui)