So a consistent, logical solution would have been "NONE" as the default label,
I agree. But wouldn't it be more confusing especially since it it's only
displayed once at start and then never again? Every viewport had to display
something at start (wireframe back then) so its not that
Yes, it was only the case before the first switch, but that is exactly the
problem as not all viewports will endure a switch.
It's very common to change shade mode in viewport B as that's the official
camera view, but less so in the other viewports as they often remain as
front, right, or top
Thank you for the advise on that book JB.
I totally agree with Jonathan. People is afraid of technical challenges.
Most of the time they come from an already wrecked technical background.
Unlike us Softimagers, where linear creativity development
always allowed us to implement things in the
Alright, maybe the word quirk is appropiate, however I'd rather call it
"unusual but useful". :) I think the initial value after launch (WIRE) was just
because there was no preassigned state. I agree it might confuse a user at
first, having two viewports using different shading modes
It's definitely a quirk.
When you launch the application the title bar shows "WIRE" as the shade
mode. Which it is. But when you toggle to SHADE mode, it still shows WIRE
because that's what'll happen if you click it. In other words, the rules
changed. A big no-no because it'll deceive the
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