Standardizing how document classes are implemented between atom tools.
Moved several functions that were added to allow shader variant lists to be built from a Python script into the tools document class.
Reimplemented the portion of the script that generated a shader variant list from a shader asset into the document class. Opening a shader management console document from a shader asset will automatically generate this shader variant list data inside the document. Description now just opens and saves the documents to a new location.
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
• This change is partially to unblock physics tool prototyping. It introduces a tool ID that is passed down into systems and acts as a context for document, window, and other systems and buses.
• The document system component is no longer a component. It is just a system class that can be constructed with a tool ID. Internally, it will connect to its buses and be addressable by tool ID. More than one can be instantiated, each with a unique tool ID.
• These changes are still backward compatible because most of the buses were using broadcast for standalone applications. All of those calls have been updated but not all of the scripts, which should still work as is.
• Got rid of the window factory request bus in favor of just instantiating the main window or any other UI in the application layer.
• Fixed a couple of bugs that were discovered while making these changes.
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
Moved the class for common asset browser interactions for source files, folders, and source control to atom tools framework.
Added a function to register custom actions
Deleted unnecessary document settings class in favor of settings registry
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
• This removes a direct dependency on dynamic property groups and data from the document system.
• Added support for names, descriptions, and nesting to dynamic property groups.
• Moved property related functions from base document classes into material editor document classes because dynamic property groups are an implementation detail of the material editor document to support material type flexible data format.
• Change material document to use a table of dynamic property groups instead of a map of properties.
• Added functions to traverse groups and properties.
• This keeps groups and properties organized consistently with the material type file as well as what’s expected in the UI.
• Document data can now be maps directly to the inspector reflective property editors instead of copying one property at a time out of the document and keeping those synchronized.
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
• Moved all of the common save and load code to the document base class
• Moved undo and redo support to document base class but will probably extract to its own class or replace with one from AzTF
• Streamlined material editor, shader management console, and other tools with updated document code
• Cleaned up some of shader management console loading code, added support for saving, as well as getting and setting the shader variant list source data structure
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
Looking toward creating a bare bones template for a standalone application, simplifying and removing any boilerplate wherever possible. SMC followed patterns established by material editor, subdividing everything into multiple modules, which required manually adding static modules, implementing system components with little to no functionality, and a bunch of unnecessary files for such a simple application. This change deletes unnecessary boilerplate code, moving everything into a single module, making the application class responsible for reflecting classes and buses.
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
• Working toward creating a standalone application template
Removing application level modules and system components that make it difficult to navigate the project and add a lot of boilerplate code
• Temporarily keeping viewport module and components because shutting down the application deactivates module entities before system entities without respecting component service dependency order. This caused several RPI assets and names to leak because they were not being destroyed in the correct order.
• Fixing include paths not referenced source folders
• Mostly cleanup and reorganization, no behavioral changes
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
Consolidated duplicate asset browser code from multiple tools into single class in atom tools framework
Moved creation of asset browser and Python terminal windows into base main window class
Fixed docked window orientations
Added checks to asset browser to prevent crashes if tree state saver was null
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
Atom tools launch or check for the existence of a local server in order to prevent multiple application processes from running. These checks were being done far too late, after initialization and asset processing, leaving time for multiple processes to start before the server or checks. Zombie processes could start and run indefinitely without user interaction because the event loop was being entered despite the request to exit the application early.
These changes launch the server and checks immediately after the application object is constructed and exit before any other work is done if the application will not be run.
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
Renamed document related buses and components to have generic names
Added a base document class with default implementation from which other application specific documents can be derived to work with the document system
Added document factory function registration to the document system request bus so that each application can specify the type of document it creates
Updated all comments and messaging to only refer to documents, not materials or material documents
Updated material editor and shader management console to conform to the new buses
This will provide a first pass of a common interface for a document management system that can be shared by multiple applications
Corrected status bar message copy and paste errors
Updated all test scripts to use the new buses
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
fixed problems with status bar messages not appearing
added status bar messages to shader management console
got rid of central widget variable and moved layout to atom tools window base class
Signed-off-by: Guthrie Adams <guthadam@amazon.com>
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