Templates

The following guide provides patterns for interface elements and directories.

Operator Menus

Each operator should receive its own heading or page based on the length of the content. At the start should be a reference admonition documenting the context of the operator:

.. admonition:: Reference
   :class: refbox

   :Mode:      Edit Mode
   :Menu:      :menuselection:`Curve --> Snap`
   :Shortcut:  :kbd:`Shift-S`

Panels

Panels should be documented by their own heading, nested panels should use decreasing heading levels. Each panel could have its own page based on the length of documentation and/or the amount of panels. Expanded menus that toggle what properties are presented to the user should be treated like subpanels:

Panel Title
===========

Nested Panel Title
------------------

Eigenschaften

Properties should be documented using definition lists. Properties that are hidden based on other properties should used nested definitions:

Property
   Property description.

   Hidden Property
      Hidden property description.

Select menus should be documented using the following syntax:

Menu Label
   General description of the menu.

   :Menu Item: Menu Item Definition.
   :Menu Item: Menu Item Definition.
   :Menu Item: Menu Item Definition.

Nodes

Nodes should always have three headings inputs, properties and outputs with a note of absence if the node has none. At the end of the page can be an optional example(s) section:

**********
World Node
**********

.. figure:: /images/render_shader-nodes_output_world_node.png
   :align: right

   The World node.

Introduction and general use case(s).


Inputs
======

This node has no inputs.


Properties
==========

This node has no properties.


Outputs
=======

This node has no outputs.


Example
=======

Ordnerstruktur

Kapitel sollten generell wie folgt strukturiert sein:

• Ordnername/

  • index.rst (Enthält Links auf interne Dateien)

  • introduction.rst

  • Kapitel_1.rst

  • Kapitel_2.rst

Zum Beispiel:

• rendering/

  • index.rst

  • cycles/

    • index.rst

    • introduction.rst

    • materials/

      • index.rst

      • introduction.rst

      • volumes.rst

Der Plan ist es, dass ein Ordner den gesamten Inhalt eines Abschnittes enthält. Jeder Abschnitt sollte idealerweise eine index.rst (enthält das Inhaltsverzeichnis des Abschnittes) und eine introduction.rst mit (einer Einführung zu) dem Inhalt aufweisen.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Standardmäßig sollte ein Inhaltsverzeichnis zwei Tiefenebenen darstellen:

.. toctree::
   :maxdepth: 2

   introduction.rst
   perspective.rst
   depth_of_field.rst