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| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_NONE |
| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_UPDATE |
| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_CREATEMAP |
| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_REFRESH |
| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_TRINGONS |
| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_RESTORE |
| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_ADDUNDO |
| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_QUADS |
| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_NOVALIDATION |
| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_QUADLIMIT |
| #define | MODELING_COMMIT_NO_NGONS |
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_NONE |
No flags.
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_UPDATE |
This only applies if the committed object is the same as the original; it is possible to commit the changes to another (clone) object without having to re-init.
Commit updates its internal data so that further editing can be done without having to re-init the kernel.
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_CREATEMAP |
Creates a map where points are mapped from/to, accessible with Modeling::GetPointMap().
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_REFRESH |
Tell the kernel to throw away internal data and start fresh.
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_TRINGONS |
For example, an easy way to triangulate would be to just fetch the polygon selection into the kernel (Modeling::GetNgon() and Modeling::SetNgon()), then commit with this flag.
Force the kernel to make all changed (dirty) N-gons into their polygons (triangulated).
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_RESTORE |
Use instead of MODELING_COMMIT_UPDATE for any changes that are required to be updated from the original state (e.g. for tags).
Force the kernel to keep a duplicate of the original object and then restore the data and tags on the next Commit() call.
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_ADDUNDO |
Commit will add the document undo when the object is about to be changed. It will also remove it, should the commit fail.
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_QUADS |
Same as MODELING_COMMIT_TRINGONS except it will try to create quads.
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_NOVALIDATION |
This flag prevents this call from happening. It is used by the Add Point tool to allow it to add a single point into a hole of an N-gon.
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The Modeling::Commit() function in has a pre-processing call that checks if the N-gons are valid, otherwise it can lead to really bad (or failed) triangulation.
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_QUADLIMIT |
Used by the Delete tool to specify that the minimum allowed points in an N-gon is 4. Anything lower is ignored (not created). Without this flag the limit is 3.
| #define MODELING_COMMIT_NO_NGONS |
A combination of MODELING_COMMIT_TRINGONS and MODELING_COMMIT_QUADS, so that no N-gons are created.