It was added the possibility the user define more then diffuse color to default material.

[Micheus]

NOTE:

• User now can define all OpenGL settings for "default" material.
  In the Material Editor dialog - after the user change those fields - a new button "Save" enable the user save them in the preferences. A button "Restore" enable the user to reset the default material to that usual Wings3d one that is hard coded.
• It was also changed a little the way how Wings3d read/import the "default" material from an existent file. If the only difference between both default materials is the OpenGL parameter, then the material being read is replaced by the current one, otherwise it create a new variation of that material name as already has been done. Thanks to MikeJ and oort for the suggestions and tests. [Micheus]

[Micheus]

Dan, just in case interest you we (MikeJ, oort and me) had talked about this subject at the forum from this post and on: http://www.wings3d.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=118&pid=4129#pid4129

[dgud]

I do not like it at all default material should be a diffuse white-greyish,
as it it today it changes with the
theme as well?

On Sun, Mar 9, 2014 at 9:29 PM, Micheus Vieira notifications@github.comwrote:

Dan, just in case interest you we (MikeJ, oort and me) had talked about
this subject at the forum from this post and on:
http://www.wings3d.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=118&pid=4129#pid4129

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//pull/67#issuecomment-37137931
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[Micheus]

If I understood you right, yes, each theme has a different default colour:

• Classic Green -> white-greyish;
• Olive -> "light" green-greyish;
• Grey Blue -> "light" blue-greyish;
• Dark Blue -> something like a skin colour.

By open an old project after the theme be change will create a new default material (like default1, default2,...) that I think is not right and was fixed too.

About the changes: it adds a new structure into Preferences.txt. It do not overwrite the default colour setting in the Preference dialog - that information is used to enable the user to reset the default material to its default values (based in the theme).

I just made possible a user change that if he/her wants do that for some reason. As you can notice in that thread.

I can record a video if you want see it working.

[dgud]

I don't like the change of default color at all, if the user want a another
color he can add a another material.

On Sun, Mar 23, 2014 at 12:44 AM, Micheus Vieira
notifications@github.comwrote:

If I understood you right, yes, each theme has a different _default_colour:

• Classic Green -> white-greyish;
• Olive -> "light" green-greyish;
• Grey Blue -> "light" blue-greyish;
• Dark Blue -> something like a skin colour.

By open an old project after the theme be change will create a new default
material (like default1, default2,...) that I think is not right and
was fixed too.

About the changes: it adds a new structure into Preferences.txt. It do
not overwrite the default colour setting in the Preference dialog -
that information is used to enable the user to reset the _default_material to its default values (based in the theme).

I just made possible a user change that if he/her wants do that for some
reason. As you can notice in that thread.

I can record a video if you want see it working.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//pull/67#issuecomment-38367874
.