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In the beginning of the clip till the end @Willem navigates several times to the following toolbars: Sketcher Geometries and Sketcher Constraints
Hi Pablo.
Turning toolbar in PieMenu is just a convenience feature (to get quick results). Not much that can be done here if the toolbar has large amount of commands. I will close the issue report once some of the (seemingly) related tasks from the development plan get done.
Will look into this.Invoking PieMenu in a certain condition displays 2 PieMenus glitch
What about putting any overflow in to a 2nd and 3rd row?triplus wrote: ↑Sat Oct 13, 2018 12:53 amTurning toolbar in PieMenu is just a convenience feature (to get quick results). Not much that can be done here if the toolbar has large amount of commands. I will close the issue report once some of the (seemingly) related tasks from the development plan get done.
Invoking PieMenu in a certain condition displays 2 PieMenus glitch
thanks!
In early days of PieMenu development this was discussed and it was established end users don't want this. If you want more commands in some invokable container and support for things like rows. Try out command panel. It already support the invoke option (and it will improve in the future). Basically you can have a whole lot of commands in it. And things are still manageable. In PieMenu single row and around 8 commands for individual PieMenu is optimal and desired.
No. I don't plan to implement something like that. If you look at the development plan the subsequential button is what was established it is currently missing. And therefore i will add that. Anyway you are asking a lot of question already discussed in the other thread in the past. Nothing wrong with that but at this point i don't feel spending much time on such discussions again is worth it. If you are interested on what already happened read the previous thread. As for the future it makes more sense to provide feedback when something from the development plan gets released.Have you ever used Krita's pop-up palette ? It has this feature that you can tag certain brushes and then you can invoke them while the dialog is open. This might be a good way to shortcut opening custom toolbars quickly with less clicks? Should I open a feature request ?
I see. Wasn't aware of that discussion. Thanks for explaining.triplus wrote: ↑Sat Oct 13, 2018 7:10 pmIn early days of PieMenu development this was discussed and it was established end users don't want this. If you want more commands in some invokable container and support for things like rows. Try out command panel. It already support the invoke option (and it will improve in the future). Basically you can have a whole lot of commands in it. And things are still manageable. In PieMenu single row and around 8 commands for individual PieMenu is optimal and desired.
Yea, I see. What I'm seeking is features that are spread across 3 different utilities that you've graciously created. I'm still trying to get it straight and organized in my head where it seems like for you it is all very clear. Thank you again for you time.triplus wrote: ↑Sat Oct 13, 2018 7:10 pmAnyway you are asking a lot of question already discussed in the other thread in the past. Nothing wrong with that but at this point i don't feel spending much time on such discussions again is worth it. If you are interested on what already happened read the previous thread. As for the future it makes more sense to provide feedback when something from the development plan gets released.Have you ever used Krita's pop-up palette ? It has this feature that you can tag certain brushes and then you can invoke them while the dialog is open. This might be a good way to shortcut opening custom toolbars quickly with less clicks? Should I open a feature request ?