Added 2 new icons :
- Animated Preview Panel : toggle onion skin
- Layers Toolbox : toggle layer preview
Added an icon font generated with icomoon.
SVGs for both icons have been made under Inkscape and are kept under
misc/svg.
All reference SVGs have been moved to misc/svg.
Added 2 keyboard shortcuts for toggling onion skin / layer preview :
- alt L : toggle layer preview
- alt O : toggle onion skin
First commit :
Removed Local storage feature
Added 'download project' 'open project' options
First attempt at simplifying right panel.
To be continued ...
New option in application settings : onion skin.
You can choose the overlay to display now :
- no overlay
- onion skin (default)
- layer preview (previous default)
Available in Application Settings panel.
Only one overlay can be used at the same time.
The onion skin overlay is driven by a new OnionSkinRenderer maanged by the
drawing.
The drawing controller is responsible for instanciating and 'choosing' the
overlay renderer.
When switching to a new overlay, other overlays are cleared and flushed
(they cache their rendering frame, flush empties the cache).
NB : flush is only available on LayersRenderer and OnionSkinRenderer for
now.
- new controller CursorCoordinatesController
- added div in right column (bottom:0)
- 3 new events : CURSOR_MOVED, DRAG_START, DRAG_END
- modified tools to fire events when necessary
The cursor coordinates are displayed when the mouse is hovering the
drawing area. When the mouse leaves the area, the indication disappears.
If the user is using a tool that involves dragging (selection, rectangle,
circle), the indicator displays the original coordinates (captured during
drag start) and the current coordinates.
The palette manager UI is redrawn almost everytime the model changes.
This way, UI is always in sync with the model.
However, spectrum instances are spawning everytime a redraw is performed.
They cannot be cleaned before the redraw is performed, because if a
spectrum picker is opened, it should remain like this. This allows the
cuser to keep modifying a color without having to reopen the picker each
time he/she stops on a color.
As a workaround, I keep a reference on all the spectrum containers and
destroy them all when the manager is disposed.
Ideally I'd prefer to have a single spectrum instance that I could move
around depending on which color the user wants to edit. I.e. I want to
mutualize all the picker instances ... But this will require a bit more
work.
Also added a notification when the user saves a palette.
Updated z-index of user-message container so that it is always above the
rest of the application.
- can create palettes
- palettes are persisted to local storage
- can add colors to palettes using spectrum color picker
- can remove created palettes
- can revert changes on unsaved palettes
Merge branch 'master' into feature-color-palette
Conflicts:
src/css/spectrum/spectrum-overrides.css
