UI Panel Refactor #207
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UI Panel Refactor #207
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Found an issue with the pull - the headers for hidden panels are still showing, not a showstopping bug, but an annoying one that I'd like to fix. |
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OK, that should do it. The only visible changes should be removal of: the Update button from the Info panel, the Warning text from the Bas Relief panel. Otherwise all changes are 'under the hood' and should not affect UI or functionality. |
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Updated UI Panel code to a more 'Blender'-codestyle.
Previously each panel was drawn by calling a series of functions - many of these functions referenced the same
sceneproperties and could be replaced by a series of scene variables collected by the parentCAMButtonsPanel.Now all panels (with one exception - Operation Properties) have only one function:
draw, and it references the scene and draws or hides various UI elements based on thecontext.scene.interface.leveldirectly, rather than calling a helper function to look it up.This will simplify any future changes to the UI, align with Blender's UI recommendations, and should allow for a quick and easy revamp of the Pie Menu.