c286ee95a4
Fixes issue where when translating the selected object(s),
user view was obstructed by grabber handles.
This also brings more consistency to the selection ui state between
rotation and translation user interactions. Both types
of interactions feel nicer with the selection ui as concise
as possible during the action, limited only to that useful for
the current interaction.
Expected Behavior:
Note the following presumes you're in creation mode.
* When the selection is clicked, the rotation, stretch, clone,
and translateY handles should turn invisible.
* When moving a selection along either the x or z axis, the
rotation, stretch, clone, and translateY handles should be
invisible and remain that way until the user releases the selection.
* When the selection is released, the rotation, stretch, clone,
and translateY handles should become visible.
* When the translateY handle is clicked, the rotation, stretch, and
clone handles should turn invisible. The translateY handle should
remain visible.
* When moving the selection along the y axis, the rotation, stretch,
and clone handles should be invisible and remain that way until the
user releases the selection. The translateY handle should be visible
during the entire interaction.
* When the selection is released, the rotation, stretch, clone should
become visible. The translateY handle, visible the entire time, should
already be visible.
* When the user click somewhere other than a selection, entity object,
creation menu or tools, then any current selection should be
unselected and all creation ui local to it should turn invisible.
* When the user exits creation mode, any current selection should be
unselected and all creation ui local to it should turn invisible.
TODO:
* We may want to visit the scaling interaction ui as well; however,
that could be a later task as it's tangential. The changes here
are a good first step.
* The idea with that interaction is perhaps only showing the
handle for the current scaling operation. Currently when
scaling all of the other handles remain visible, though
their appearance does update.
Reviewed-by: Leander Hasty <leander@1stplayable.com>
Changes Committed:
modified: scripts/system/libraries/entitySelectionTool.js
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