be shown to users when using that provider
This can be used to return a translated warning message which should be
shown to users of this provider. It's intended for use in cases such as
a provider which relies on a 3rd-party backend, where the version of the
backend software is not officially supported, or for alerting users to
providers in a "beta" or "untrustworthy" state.
- For project : check visible state for embedded layers inside an unchecked group, instead of putting all layers in embedded-invisible-layers
- For theme : Add an 'checked-group-node' to save group visible state independently to layers in it.
Fixes#33097
Stacked 3D meshes store values on the volumes that are regularly stacked over base 2d mesh. User can select various 3d to 2d averaging/interpolation method to convert values on volumes (3d) to values on faces (2d) that can be shown in mesh layer. This is achieved by new tab in the mesh layer properties dialog.
settings widget to allow users to tweak the obstacle behavior
Previously these settings were stuck inside the disabled label settings
widget, which meant that to edit them you had to temporarily enable simple
labels, tweak the setting, and then set back to obstacle mode... woot.
and show detailed settings in a stacked panel widget
Because:
1. The settings belong next to the placement settings, because they
affect label placement directly (and are closely associated with the
label priority setting in this tab)
2. The label settings widget is ridiculously complex and overwhelming
even for experienced QGIS users. By moving detailed settings into
stacked panels we can avoid the initial complexity of the label settings
whilst also allowing us more flexibility to expose additional settings
in future without adding to the mess. So in future, I propose we move
all detailed settings to sub panels, and leave only the initial "enable"
setting at the top level (e.g. [x] "Repeat levels" -> click settings -> see
all repeat settings).
* [FEATURE] Static particle traces for rendering mesh vector dataset
This PR permits to display directly in QGIS static particle traces for vector datasets in mesh layer without any plugin.
The user can choose in the mesh layer properties window :
- the color
- the size of the traces (line width)
- the count of particles
- the maximum length of the particle's tail
* [FEATURE] API for rendering frames for mesh vector dataset animation (particles)
Adds a renderer to generate frames that represent particle traces in a vector field of a mesh layer. The renderer cannot be chosen in the current GUI, however crayfish plugin can use API to generate avi/gif files with nice animations representing the movement of (random) particles in the mesh layer vector field.
placement rules should be followed when solving the pal labeling engine
solution.
For new projects it defaults to version 2, but when loading an older project
version 1 is used.
This allows changes to be made to the label placement problem solving without
affecting the placement of labels in existing projects.
