The `lupdate` tool from Qt used to extract translations from files was
not in sync with what the macros defined in the code. The mismatch came
from two places:
1. The DrawSketchHandeler used non fully-qualified name for the
context whereas lupdate assumed the FQN.
2. Deriving DrawSketchHandlers did not override the translate method
context to their own class names while lupdate assumed that they do.
While it's not fully clear if what `lupdate` does here is correct
(it's a lot of assumptions) it's way easier to fix our metadata than
fight with lupdate.
* [Surf]provide geometry to Measure
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* PD: fix gizmo direction when the calculated point lies outside the face
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This commit applies a simple fix to the V-bit tool definition, adding a
small offset (+0.05 um) to the tip diameter. This prevents the sketch
from generating invalid constraints due to a zero or near-zero tip size.
src/Mod/CAM/Path/Op/SurfaceSupport.py:
- Add +0.05 um to tip diameter calculation to avoid constraint errors in
sketches
Since some time we have new stylesheets based on style parameters. For
compatibility reasons however old stylesheets were left in the project -
this commit removes them by reapplying the theme if old stylesheet is
detected.
* Gui: Add hidden anchor object to the root for transparency
Image planes with transparency failed to render correctly in empty scenes
because OpenInventor's two-pass transparency rendering requires at least
one opaque object to properly initialize the depth buffer.
The fix adds a zero-scaled cube with no material node (making it use
OpenGL's default opaque material) to each image plane's scene graph.
This hidden object:
- Acts as a depth buffer anchor for transparent rendering
- Is invisible (scaled to 0,0,0)
- Has negligible performance impact
This matches the workaround already used in the rotation center indicator
and resolves the issue where image transparency only worked when the
rotation center, grid, or other opaque objects were visible.
* Gui: Exclude hidden anchor from bounding box calculations
Prevents the hidden anchor from affecting "fit all" and other bounding box
operations by wrapping it in `SoSkipBoundingGroup`.
* Part: Toposhape: fix regressions due to changes in getElementTypeAndIndex
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* Update TopoShape.cpp
* Update TopoShape.cpp
* Update TopoShape.cpp
* Update TopoShape.h
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When snapping to an axis, snapToObject returns false because we should also be able to snap to grid at the same time. Recent changes made the end return to be the initial unmodified position. Breaking snap to axis
* Gui: Prevent whole-object highlight when picked list is enabled
Removed the logic that forced `onTop=1` when `needPickedList()` is true
in View3DInventorSelection. This was causing the entire object to be
highlighted instead of just the selected sub-element when the "Picked
object list" option was enabled.
* Part: Remove `needPickedList` mat override to prevent rendering artifact
The `needPickedList` check in `SoBrepFaceSet` was triggering
unnecessary material override processing that caused face clipping
artifacts when the "Picked object list" option was enabled in Selection
View. This check has been removed as the picked list functionality works
independently of the rendering path.
* Sketcher: Remove old constraint positioning logic that was making sketcher laggy
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The `needPickedList` check in `SoBrepFaceSet` was triggering
unnecessary material override processing that caused face clipping
artifacts when the "Picked object list" option was enabled in Selection
View. This check has been removed as the picked list functionality works
independently of the rendering path.
Removed the logic that forced `onTop=1` when `needPickedList()` is true
in View3DInventorSelection. This was causing the entire object to be
highlighted instead of just the selected sub-element when the "Picked
object list" option was enabled.
* Part: Preserve child visibility when deleting compound copies
Currently, if we have a FC document two compounds, when one of them is a
copy of the other containing same children and we delete the copy
compound to keep the children, their visibility state changes.
The cause of that was a part of code in `onDelete()` method, which was
unconditionally calling `showViewProvider()` on every child object,
without checking if other compounds still claim those children or what
the current visibility should be.
So this patch adds parent-checking logic before changing visibility. The
visibility is only updated if the child is truly orphaned. So in the
scenario where we have the children referenced STILL by some compounds,
the visibility remains unchanged. It only changes when child has truly
no parents.
* Part: Use std::ranges::find for finding parent
Change `ViewProviderPart` to inherit from `ViewProviderGeometryObject`,
giving Part containers the Selectable property. This allows recursive
selectability checks to respect the entire container hierarchy.
When using the default GitHub token, no further Actions are triggered, which means a backport PR is not checked against the normal CI runs, and it should be. This switches to using a token generated by the freecad-ci-runner GitHub account.
This could be a return of parts of commit f384c34f67a3544dcabf23389a6089f897340c8b
Without these, the rc1 build fails on FreeBSD with "pybind11/eigen.h not
found" - the layout of the pybind11 directories on the BSDs may differ
somewhat from your typical Linux distribution. But then, on Linux, this
additional include path will just point to an already-known location.
