Present: Campbell Barton, Hans Goudey, Julian Eisel, Nathan Craddock, Pablo Vazquez
Organization
- Reminder: We try to organize ourselves better and focus on fewer things.
- Proposed priorities for now:
- Projects: Nodes, Asset Browser, Tools
- General maintenance (patch review, bug tracker, code quality)
- Human Interface Guidelines
- UI team professionalization
- Pending GSoC UI Projects
- Generally we have to ask the students to come forward if they are available to go through the process of merging.
- Again, these are not part of our main priorities, so we should be careful about how much time we spend on them.
- Julian will talk to the students personally to let them know about that.
- Nathan is looking at a few further Outliner tasks, nothing user-visible though.
- For when he wants to be more actively involved, there should be a number of tasks from the Asset Browser, Tools and Brush workflow projects that he could work on.
- Human Interface Guidelines
- We’ll try to do weekly sessions where we meet to work on the guidelines. Similar to the patch review sessions.
- First one tomorrow with Hans, Julian and Nathan.
2.92 Release
- Outliner:
- Properties Editor syncing and changes to creating collections can go into master pretty much immediately.
- The object sorting still has to be kept on hold, it needs a better internal design that allows usage for non-object types as well.
General Design Review and Tasks
- Cursor design: Still a bit of an open topic, but can wait for now.
- Discussion about factors vs. percentages (see D9344):
- Percentage should be default in Preferences.
- Generally factors should be displayed as percentage by default.
- Normalized ranges should remain in the 0-1 range, not percentages.
- Check with animators/riggers on that change (users may need to be aware of it for drivers),
- Should be added to HIG
- D9074 (Add Non Linear Sliders): Nice, but should not have an affect with no continuous-drag, buttons are already non-linear then.
- D7310 (Outliner: Add “Unselectable” filter): There should be a selectable filter instead, and a general option to invert the results.
Next Meeting: 2020-11-04 (next Wednesday), same time.