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"SnapTo" feature enabled in the curve editor + non periodic handling of the flat curve editor.

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Here is the new modifiew key behaviour :

    * CONTROL while dragging a point :
      slow down 20x the point move (i.e. 1pixel of cursor move move the control point by 0.05px)

    * SHIFT while dragging a point :
      snap the point to the following elements, on a "use nearest solution" method :
          o Diagonal curve editor :
                + top bound,
                + bottom bound,
                + identity (diagonal) line,
                + same Y than previous point,
                + same Y than next point,
                + line made by the previous and next point ; this will help to create linear parts in the curve more easilly
          o Flat curve editor (when moving a point) :
                + top bound,
                + bottom bound,
                + identity (horizontal) line,
                + same Y than previous point (or last point if you move the first point),
                + same Y than next point (or first point if you move the last point
          o Flat curve editor (when moving a tangential handle) :
                + 0.0, 0.35, 0.5, 1.0 values
                  0.35 is the default handles value and does create an smooth "diagonal" transition between points.
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Hombre
2011-04-18 15:40:22 +02:00
parent a6370306f7
commit 3de100ae5e
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@@ -264,12 +264,13 @@ class FlatCurve : public Curve {
FlatCurveType kind;
double* leftTangent;
double* rightTangent;
bool periodic;
void CtrlPoints_set ();
public:
FlatCurve (const std::vector<double>& points, int ppn=CURVES_MIN_POLY_POINTS);
FlatCurve (const std::vector<double>& points, bool isPeriodic = true, int ppn=CURVES_MIN_POLY_POINTS);
~FlatCurve ();
double getVal (double t);