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* Fix GRS overlays bugs
- [ ] Another change: when typing values, we shouldn't round the number to 2 decimal places, instead it should show the exact number the user types, including trailing zeros if the user types those.
- [ ] For Scale, the solid vs. dashed line that follows the cursor is following the projected location of the cursor onto that line. It should not be doing that, instead it should be displaying the actual scale ratio. 0 means at the center. 1 means at the starting point of the Sscale. 0.5 means half is solid, half is dashed. Notice in my video below, I'm able to make the solid line's end go all the way to the center, which should occur at a scale factor of 0, without ever having the scale factor even go below 0.5. Because currently the two values aren't related. Furthermore, this is necessary to visualize snapping when Ctrl is pressed and to properly handle slowing when Shift is pressed.
https://files.keavon.com/-/QuirkyYummyGrayfox/capture_38_.mp4
- [ ] Implement integer-value snapping for Grab when Ctrl is pressed? It should work whether we're freely moving or constrained to X or Y (but still mouse controlled; Ctrl doesn't affect typed numbers). So when Ctrl is held, we shouldn't see decimal values. You'll need to zoom in past 100% to see decimal values.
- [ ] We don't enter G, R, or S mode until after pressing one of those keys and then moving the mouse cursor. It should happen immediately upon pressing the key, before needing to move the cursor.
- [ ] The hints need to be updated to work dynamically with the state of global vs. local X and Y constraint, and include - negation, numbers, and Backspace if numbers are typed.
- [ ] In the Path tool, we actually do want the Rotation to start from the direction of the cursor rather than the local rotation of the layer. So if you can undo that change specifically for the Path tool, but keep it for the Select tool, that would be ideal.
- [ ] When G is constrained to Y in both Path and Select tools, the number label shouldn't swap sides based on moving the mouse left and right offset by the pivot-to-start-point X offset distance. Alternatively, you could keep this behavior but make it swap to the side that the mouse is currently on (removing the pivot-to-start-point X offset from the current mouse position). When solving this, just be sure you don't break the correct behavior for G when unconstrained to an axis, since we like how the Y component label swaps sides. Please also double-check that you're not drawing any extra (overlapping) overlay lines than the necessary 1 when in X or Y constraint mode, or when X or Y happen to be precisely 0. https://files.keavon.com/-/EachWeeArcticseal/capture_39_.mp4
- [ ] Remove the bottom-left viewport overlay labels for the G/R/S status
* Remove bottomleft GRS overlay
* Fix backspace minus
* Implement integer-value snapping for Grab when Ctrl
* Use built-in coordinates for translation
* Show the exact value in Typing including trailing zeros
* Make rotation overlay start along the cursor rather than the local rotation of the layer in path tool
* Properly handle slow down and other effects on scale
* Start the transformation overlay immediately rather than after first change
* Hints for typing and global/local axes
* Prevent drawing overlapping if X or Y is 0
* Fix number being replaced by - when in negated transformation
* Fix fixes
* Invert scale delta in inverted mode
* Code review
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Co-authored-by: Keavon Chambers <keavon@keavon.com>
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