@TomSeas
Thanks for that info about this new pie menus. I will have a look at it.
This was a fast update.
I know there is a lot of information missing,
but i had no time to test it myself on the weekend.
To your questions:
[W] is the default special menu. It adds a menu to the top or to the bottom.
It seem that it has a new id… snuff…
[F] is for the Button M. It adds the shortcut to the preferences keymap.
Button M = Modal > is a customizable operator and is dependent to the position of the mouse pointer.
This shortcut keep it close to the selection, when running.
Blender restart needed or it has no effect.
Toggle Emboss is only for the Pie Menu. If off the active function (Icons) have a transparent backround.
Custom Icons are the icons in the addons icon folder. They can be exchanged.
To use internal icons: enable the addon “icon viewer” for text editor.
It show/list all icons that blender use.
Attention: the icon names have always to be written as capitalization.
Header: is not really useful anymore. With a custom editor as a header it would be handy again.
Pie Menu: this menu is work in progress and always a proposal.
Left or right, up or down, there are too many preferences, to create a pie menu for everyone.
Later i want to combine it with a other addon set.
For the Gizmo functions: i add a on/off button in the next update. Also fixing the menu bug.
But it would be handy if you work with a bigger screen.
Just an idea that I thought I’d throw out there. This set creation could be made more interactive with an option to add on a tab system on top of the snapping call menu (please excuse the photoshop quality).
only the whole button is resizable, the icon will be not be affected!
Try this one: view3d_snapset_v2.9.zip
The settings for scaling > Addon Preferences / Menus / Context Menus: Use Pie
Change the pie menu by adding the ability to selectively disable or enable menu items. For example, the ability to turn off transformation tools, as many users use hot keys. Give the user the ability to customize the pie menu for themselves by disabling unnecessary menu items
Is it possible to add a setting to change the appearance of a menu item. For example, make two options: a menu item in the form of an icon and a menu item in the form of a text label - leave the choice to the user