The fill's gradient placement input splits from one optional transform
into the has-transform toggle and a plain transform, so the toggle's
input name is fixed in the document format ahead of the transform
toggle's own arrival. An unset placement keeps the toggle's false
default and derives from the content's bounds at evaluation, which is
also the unbaked placeholder the deferred gradient bake probes for.
Documents saved with the optional form migrate by decomposing it, a
wired transform source keeping its connection marked explicit, and the
legacy fill migration now lands on the split shape directly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both nodes append their coverage to the content's appearance following
the painter's algorithm: the most downstream paint node paints on top,
and a repainted cover is replaced in place keeping its position in the
paint order. The coverage's paint is the canonical paint list carried
as one graphic cell, the input lane's own envelope dropped; a stroke
coverage records its authoring space by composing the item transform
with the translation cleared, so an otherwise-identity capture elides.
The legacy fill and stroke writes continue beside the appearance until
the readers move over, keeping renders unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Allow using any graphics type for fill
* Adapt gradient/fill property panels and tools to handle List<T>
* Make the initial gradient transform covers the target's bounding box
* Introduce AnyGraphicListDyn to avoid combinatorial explosion
* Allow using any graphics type for stroke paint
* Add FIll node migration
* Add `for_each_vector_list_mut` instead of `set_paint_attribute`
* Adapt paint flow to read and write attributes instead of legacy Fill/Stroke.color
* Fix responsibilities of paint related node input setters
* Fix Morph by storing List<Graphic> for attributes rather than the concrete types
Store fill/stroke paints as List<Graphic> so Color/Gradient transitions
do not hit set_attribute_value_dyn's type-mismatch fallback to default paint.
* Preserve paint attributes in vector editing ops
* Enhance the clarity between direct and chained fill gradients
* Update demo arts
* Consolidate Fill node gradient appearance inputs
* Fix after the cubic review
* Revert "Consolidate Fill node gradient appearance inputs"
This reverts commit 9622feb20196e2c4da99e98ca95dcc2e34c2c98e.
* Replace AnyGraphicListDyn with generic paint connectors on the Fill and Stroke nodes
* Canonicalize paint attribute storage to List<Graphic> with a single write helper
* Fix Solidify Stroke missing fills stored in the legacy style
* Fix Solidify Stroke producing invisible strokes for legacy-only stroke colors
* Fix the initial gradient transform ignoring the bounding box's vertical extent
* Step paint at the morph midpoint instead of dropping it for unmixable pairings
* Remove migration-stage comments
* Clarify the initial gradient transform helper's doc and name
* Correct the bake_paint_transforms doc and prune dead tolerance arms
* Delete the unused Gradient::lerp
* Fix a comment typo
* Thread network paths through the legacy gradient bake so nested fills migrate
* Restore the legacy fill fallback in Expand Fill and Stroke
* Read gradient stops from the node's own input in the Fill properties panel
* Use the transform input constant instead of a hardcoded index
* Remove the unreachable wired color fallback in the Fill properties solid branch
* Narrow the fill overlay redraw check to actual fill inputs
* Coalesce the fill setter's graph runs into a single dispatch
* Position the Gradient Value node inserted for gradient stops
* Bake backup gradient placement during migration
* Persist pending gradient bakes so unfinished migrations retry on reopen
* Migrate the backup gradient's type and spread method
* Harden the gradient-migration pass against document switches and stale bakes
* Keep the Fill properties UI for layerless and nested Fill nodes
* Leave a wired gradient transform input connected instead of overwriting it
* Refuse to start a gradient chain ahead of existing layer content
* Decode a Fill node's gradient through one shared reader
* Nudge a degenerate bounding box so the Fill gradient transform stays invertible
* Broadcast Fill and Stroke paint with a single attribute-column pass
* Fix Morph stepping the target's stroke in near the source instead of the target
* Tidy conventions: clippy get_first, comment periods, sentence-case test messages
* Reattach the gradient orientation doc to its function
* Re-save demo artwork
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Co-authored-by: Keavon Chambers <keavon@keavon.com>
* Revamp the syntax to #[hard(a..b)] and #[soft(a..b)] bounds on node definitions
* Address review feedback: error on empty bounds ranges and remove redundant count clamps
* Fix NaN transform from Repeat Array with a count of 1
* Remove redundant manual clamps already enforced by #[hard(...)] bounds
* feat: Render List<String> as raw paths in SVG and Vell mode
* chore: code review
* chore: change the hardcoded layout bounds to parley's
* chore: code review
* feat: Split text node to text_layer and text_to_vector node
* fix: CI fail because of difference in nature of Mac and github action
* chore: fix
* chore: replace FontStack as it got removed in parley 0.9
* chore: fmt
* chore: migrate the rendering as of new resource architechture
* chore: add text_layer node to text tool for testing
* code review
* Make boolean ops support the Text type
* chore: Move fallback_font_resource authority from editor to text node
* Fix 'Text Layer' node missing font dropdown
* Change node doc comments from Vec<T> to T[]
* Add migrations from the old Text node to Text -> Text to Vector
* Consolidate
* Rename the text attributes and reorder tilt to come before max_width/height
* Detect legacy Text nodes in the split migration by their trailing separate_glyphs input
* Code review
* Frame Text layer thumbnails by laying out their text for bounds
* Give Text layers click targets and selection outlines via collect_metadata
* Route Text tool through Text to Vector with fill, fixing editing-preview placement
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Co-authored-by: Keavon Chambers <keavon@keavon.com>
