[Bf-committers] Panels (was Re: Undo system design)
Goran Kocov
gkocov at yahoo.com
Wed Nov 17 23:40:46 CET 2004
I also like the secondary headerbars solution,
although I don't have big issues with panels, at least
when there's a keyboard shortcut to turn them on and
off. For ex. having the Transform Properties under the
mouse when pressing N leads to a very wast workflow.
But why not have both the panels and secondary
headerbars available (as a switch) from the user
preferences?
BTW, is the new version of Instinctive Blender
publicly available? It looks *very* interesting.
Goran
--- Alexander Ewering <blender at instinctive.de> wrote:
>
> On Wed, 17 Nov 2004, Goran Kocov wrote:
>
> > Since in many design decisions, Blender has proven
> to
> > be years ahead compared to other 3D apps (excelent
> > example is the UI with the non-overlaping windows,
> the
>
> I'm very happy someone except me and a few others
> finally
> points this out, too.
>
> I'm a bit worried at the direction the UI has been
> going
> since 2.3x - namely, overlapping windows have been
> popping
> up all over the place (known as "panels").
>
> With your opinion, maybe we can push BF to take back
> this step and follow its OWN UI guidelines again
> (i.e.,
> by putting the UV-Paint, Transform and View
> Properties
> Panels as a second header into the 3d view (which
> would
> be my favourite approach)).
>
>
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