Tone Mapping's sliders stay visible and movable while a film stock is loaded, although the stock replaces the view transform.
Why
D19 put film simulation in the view transform's slot. With a stock chosen, Contrast and White Point do nothing, but the panel still offers them. Seen while recording the 0.19.0 manual.
Acceptance
with a film stock loaded, the Tone Mapping controls are disabled or hidden, with a line saying the stock does the tone mapping
moving them with a stock loaded can't record a no-op history step
**Tone Mapping's sliders stay visible and movable while a film stock is loaded, although the stock replaces the view transform.**
## Why
D19 put film simulation in the view transform's slot. With a stock chosen, Contrast and White Point do nothing, but the panel still offers them. Seen while recording the 0.19.0 manual.
## Acceptance
- [ ] with a film stock loaded, the Tone Mapping controls are disabled or hidden, with a line saying the stock does the tone mapping
- [ ] moving them with a stock loaded can't record a no-op history step
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Tone Mapping's sliders stay visible and movable while a film stock is loaded, although the stock replaces the view transform.
Why
D19 put film simulation in the view transform's slot. With a stock chosen, Contrast and White Point do nothing, but the panel still offers them. Seen while recording the 0.19.0 manual.
Acceptance