- Short cut 'D' changed meaning: from drag mode to paint mode, drag mode icon removed, but still can use space bar to invoke drag mode.
- Brush painter directly paint on part deforming map, use shift key plus mouse wheel to change the brush size, also use shift key to change paint mode(Pull/Push).
Added Intermediates nodes sometimes will make the whole part’s mesh failed to generate. This commit add a fallback option, when mesh failed to generate, the generator will try again without the intermediate nodes added.
This feature is inspired from Nico J. Dolloso’s model (https://twitter.com/nicodoll).
Before this commit, outdated textured preview will override the updated untextured preview. From user's perspective, sometimes, the mesh preview flashback for a short time span, although it will finally been updated to the latest.
Before this commit, the cut normal of intermediate nodes doesn't consider the original nodes' travesal direction. This will cause self intersection in some cases.
If one part configured color solubility, the generated color texture seam between the neighbor parts will be gradient filled using this part's color with the specified solubility.
Demo: https://twitter.com/jeremyhu2016/status/1132159910815227904
Mesh layout and thickness adjustment are depend on base plane calculation. In this build, the base plane calculation could be limited to front plane, side plane, and so on, compare to without any limitation in previous implementation.
Uncombined mode could be used to avoid generation of trivial triangles. However, the result will be none-watertight if there is an uncombined mode component.
This commit add tips for buttons, to show what the function of the button.
Also, fixed a issue, there was no useful infos to tell user when the mesh was failed to generate, now user should see a warning icon with tips to show why the preview disappear.
Thanks the following contributors:
@RubenSandwich <https://github.com/RubenSandwich>
boynet <https://dust3d.discourse.group/u/boynet>
fornclake <https://www.reddit.com/user/fornclake>
Currently, only support "Normal" and "Inversion" modes, "Normal" means normal mesh union, "Inversion" means mesh diff, it behaves like subtract itself from the previous mesh.
The difference between tetrapod and generic is that, with tetrapod, all the bones need to be generated are know before mark, so if some marks are missing, there would be a message prompted; with generic, you can mark what ever marks as you wish, and the algorithm is try to create a spine and the limbs growing on the spine, that means, the generated skeleton would be some kind of creature.
Jeremy Hu