How to disable or remove the cross mark in the middle of the camera in Shift + Tilde mode?
I am encountering an issue where a cross mark appears in the center of the camera when using the Shift + Tilde mode. This cross mark is obstructing my view and hampering my work. I have tried searching for a solution, but I haven't been successful so far.
Could someone please provide detailed steps or code snippets to disable or remove this cross mark from the camera view? I am looking for a solution that works on the most common platforms, such as Windows, macOS, or Linux.
from my understanding of Blender (used it for years, and made a few scripts however only a limited understanding of the code) what you are looking for isn't a Python rendered gizmo but actually called forth in c/c++; The 'drawFlyPixel' function is compiled in Blender's source code.
Blender's Python API (used to write add-ons) can't touch the C/C++ functions from my understanding. Removing this c/c++ gizmo would require modifying Blender's source code and building your own Blender version.
You can find it called for in Line 232:
/* draws 4 edge brackets that frame the safe area where the
* mouse can move during fly mode without spinning the view */
x1 = xoff + 0.45f * fly->width;
y1 = yoff + 0.45f * fly->height;
x2 = xoff + 0.55f * fly->width;
y2 = yoff + 0.55f * fly->height;
Kindly, Dan