[Bf-committers] Modification Stack

Austin Benesh doccoaster at msn.com
Wed Feb 9 02:14:07 CET 2005


That's cool. Maybe if I have time I'll work on the modifier stack. Anyone
who wants to help just ask.

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[mailto:bf-committers-bounces at projects.blender.org] On Behalf Of joeedh
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2005 5:53 PM
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Subject: Re: [Bf-committers] Modification Stack

Austin Benesh wrote:

> Is it possible to create a per-object modification stack, similar to 
> that used in 3DS Max? This would make it possible to undo /certain/ 
> changes and would give an overall visual of the changes made.
>
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There is the possibiliy of converting the undo stack into a modifyer 
stack, that way you could remove parts of it and reorder parts. . .

It would work by each successive undo push storing the differences 
between it and the last push, rather then just a copy of the mesh.  Or 
so I think.  I've been thinking about this lately :)

By the way, there's also the possibility of adding a tool macro record 
feature to Blender, where a user could record combinations of tools and 
then re-execute them.  I've already implemented it in my new mesh type 
(no, its not in the code I posted, I did it after posting that) and it's 
fairly cool.  The only problem is dealing with transforms, but tools 
that only take a one-paremeter transform (like extrude) can probably use 
a special transform function.

joeedh
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