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Add 4.6-dev3 blog post #1206
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| <div markdown=1 class="card card-info" style="margin-top: 1em;"> | ||
| We still love our original theme, henceforth known as the "Classic Theme," and will continue to support it in tandem. It can be accessed through the `interface/theme/style` and `interface/theme/preset` settings. | ||
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I realise this blog post PR is probably not the best place to say this, but I'm not sure "Classic Theme" and "Modern Theme" are the best names. What will a theme in 5 years time be called - the Really Modern Theme? It's a bit like the New Nintendo 3DS - it's only New for a while and then you've painted yourself into a corner.
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It was hinted before that "Modern theme" is not a good name. We should probably discuss this properly.
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"Classic Theme" is fine imo, but I can absolutely see "Modern Theme" changing in the later snapshots. It's certainly out of the scope of this blog post
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Like "Modern Theme" for the rest of 4.x releases and "Default Theme" in 5.x and above?
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| We still love our original theme, henceforth known as the "Classic Theme," and will continue to support it in tandem. It can be accessed through the `interface/theme/style` and `interface/theme/preset` settings. | ||
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It was hinted before that "Modern theme" is not a good name. We should probably discuss this properly.
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| There are too many exciting changes to list them all here, but here's a curated selection: | ||
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| - Animation: Remove default skeleton path in `MeshInstance3D` ([GH-112267](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/pull/112267)).* |
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Is there a proper way to do footnotes?
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If there is, I don't know how 🤷
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For this I usually put a second level bullet point:
- Animation: Remove default skeleton path in
MeshInstance3D(GH-112267).
- If relying on the default
skeleton_pathin some scenes, users should manually re-specify the parent node as theNodePath, or they can enable theanimation/compatibility/default_parent_skeleton_in_mesh_instance_3dproject setting to restore the pre-4.6 behavior.
This keeps the information close to where it's relevant, and is still visually distinct from the rest of the list.
This would also prevent this bug with the current card (which looks nice otherwise):
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If it's not asking much, could the article tell where the project being used to exhibit the new theme comes from? It's this one: https://codeberg.org/Librerama/librerama |
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