Synchronize Workspaces - Blender Add-on

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Well try to test it like that:
C.workspace.screens[0].areas[3].spaces[0].local_view is not None

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The problem is not that. You need to get objects thatā€™s are in local view, but object.local_view_get always returns False
https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/251743/how-to-get-a-list-of-objects-thats-currently-in-local-view

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Oh ok. Yes I misunderstood your problem

@Crantisz:

import bpy
for area in bpy.context.screen.areas:
    for space in area.spaces:
        if space.type == 'VIEW_3D' and space.local_view is not None:
            for obj in bpy.context.scene.objects:
                print("Obj",obj.name,obj.local_view_get(space), obj.visible_get(viewport=space))

You could check visible_get then disable local view, check again and compare the results.

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Itā€™s very close! If I hide an object in local view, it will be removed in local view on the iteration, but overall looks good.

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So, thanks for @Debuk Iā€™ve added local view support, not ideal, but it looks that it works. Grab 1.6 version for that.

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Iā€™ve added shading mode and shading settings synchronization support as separate toggles:

image

Grab 1.7 version to get this

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Perfect itā€™s working!

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Hope you will make another implementation with local view when the bug will be fixed.
Because it has some issue when you switch workspace first time in session.

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And what is that issue?

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Example:
when you go to local view and then select only one object


after you switch to workspace where you were already, it starts to work fine.

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Maybe it is related to edit modeā€¦

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Well it happens here too and in object mode

  • Open Blender
  • Keep the cube
  • Add monkey
  • Add Torus
  • Select Monkey and Torus
  • LocalView
  • Select Torus
  • Switch Workspace

ā†’ then there is only the Torus left visivble instead of both

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Iā€™ve made a little video about add-on:

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54

Great video. Simple and straightforward. Exactly what is needed!

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Had a look at your code and the problem is that the selection you do in your code isnt used.
I added a viewlayer update.
Works now.

        for obj in objects:
            obj.select_set(True)
        bpy.context.view_layer.update()

Might be needed again further down, havent checked that.

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One last thing I did is a rewrite of the the setview. Couldnā€™t resist.
If you want to use it, replace everything after the context override definition with this.

vrot= rotation.to_euler()
import mathutils

backVec = mathutils.Vector((0.0, 0.0, -1.0))
backVec.rotate(vrot)

rightVec = mathutils.Vector((1.0, 0.0, 0.0))
rightVec.rotate(vrot)

axis = "FRONT"
if backVec.y == 1: axis= "FRONT"
if backVec.y == -1: axis = "BACK"
if backVec.x == 1: axis = "LEFT"
if backVec.x == -1: axis = "RIGHT"
if backVec.z == 1: axis ="BOTTOM"
if backVec.z == -1: axis ="TOP"
# RIGHTVEC:
#  x:1 => TOP Def ; y:-1 => TOP90 x:-1 => TOP180 y:1 => TOP-90
#  x:1 => Bottom Def y:1 => Bottom90 x:-1 => Bottom180 y:-1 => Bottom-90

bpy.ops.view3d.view_axis(context, type=axis)

Notes:
The import shouldnt stay there.
I wanted to look up how to set the roll, but am running out of time here.

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Nice solution, much easier. I canā€™t find how to set up 90deg 180deg -90deg views, though. And never relay on float :slight_smile: But anyway, thanks. Iā€™ve added it to 1.8 version.

Also, support of overlays and more viewport settings (like local camera) has been added. Overlays have a separate toggle:

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Grab 1.8 version and test!

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You can allow an epsilon if you want.

:+1:

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But lock to 3D cursor works not good, an offset is added. I havenā€™t found how to fix that.

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Maybe I can have a look later. But i found bpy.ops.view3d.view_roll, havent tested it though.