Changing the boolean values in the config.ini file lets you customize what actions/sliders/dockers KB contains 
The screenshot is of KB with every feature enabled.
And as @malle_yeno very nicely demonstrated, with a little bit of know-how itās not very complicated to add in even more features from Krita 
As far as I know, I think itās possible to add every single canvas action to KB. It would involve adding the action id to data.json, and then adding the ID for the object you made in data.json to config.ini. Itās essentially what I showed in my post, but you have to find out what your action is actually IDāed as (which is totally possible, but Iāll admit that it took me like an hour or two to find out how, and I already forgot how I did it 
)
Another thing that I found tricky was finding out what the default icons Krita comes with are IDāed as. I ended up just googling it and finding a github repo for a different project that had a folder with the icon IDs, haha. Of course, you donāt necessarily need a unique icon for each action (you can just copy the icon ID from a previous action), but I find it much more navigable to have it with unique icons.
Hi
Plugins are loaded at Krita startup, so you have to restart Krita and it should be ok
Grum999
@Grum999 Thanks for fast reply, but the problem is KB doesnāt show up after several restarts of Krita. I donāt know whatās going on. :o
Krita version is 4.3.0-beta1 (night stable fixed build).
KB is not in docker
In menu Tools -> Scripts, select KanvasBuddy
Grum999
Yeah!!! That was it! Thanx!!! 
@Grum999 @Drayldan note that if it was a proper docker, instead of extension, it would appear in Dockers where @Drayldan was looking for it
Yes
But I donāt know (but I think) if itās a technical choice from @Kapyia due to the fact the KB window have to be displayed in full canvas only mode (this is the goal of the plugin 
) and a proper docker, Iām not sure that it can be visible in canvas only modeā¦ never tested this kind of plugin for now 
But in any case, going in the menu is the way to display the plugin
Grum999
@malle_yeno Could you provide these two files (ready-made) ?
I am no programmer and when trying to change in the way you descibed, I got nasty error in Krita, that says āJSONDecodeError: Expecting ā,ā delimiter: line 97 column 9 (char 2696).ā
No idea what to fix in order to not to do it even worse[r] ā¦
Sure! My apologies, it would have made sense for me to actually put these files in my original post rather than just describe my process
So just to make sure everythingās right:
Link to files: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nbQgezx4i40Ls4o4dq6vjV6YvUpSEh7H
Really interesting how users are collaborating, Keep doing it!
The palette in your screenshot is really cool!
Iād not seen it before, but just found it in Krita - so thanks for posting!
I suppose I should try the KanvasBuddy too - I do like to keep my interface as minimal as possible!
@malle_yeno Big thanks to you for this. Now it works perefect! No need to alter it for the time being.
@Mythmaker What a nice side-effect! I am glad I helped you to discover another fine Krita thing.
Using this; thanks for creating it! Sweet tool to have 
Iāve just downloaded and installed it. All the functions seem to be working as intended, and overall itās definitely a cool thing! - I have a feeling Iāll be using it frequently 
Iām experiencing a problem with moving the KB around though. When I click and drag, it shakes/judders and lags far behind the cursor. Iām not sure if anyone else has mentioned the same issue - I scanned through the thread but didnāt spot anything. I tried clicking the pin icon but that didnāt seem to change anything. Iām using it on Linux (mint cinnamon).
Also - is there any way to resize the buttons? I find the bottom row a bit of a strain! 
Cheers!
Hey, I noticed an interesting thing with KanvasBuddy. It doesnāt seem to use Kritaās defined maximum brush size for the size slider.
I was trying to make it so the size slider would be more fine tuned at smaller brush sizes (since I use 5-8 px brushes a lot, and I found that itās hard to change them in the KB interface at these sizes because the entire slider represents 1000px). I figured that if I made Kritaās maximum brush size smaller, then KB would adjust the slider to size increments, thus making it easier to navigate smaller brush sizes.
Whatās interesting is the KBās size slider is locked to 1000px, even when the maximum defined brush size is smaller. And, the KB size slider allows you to exceed the maximum brush size as well! I had my Krita instance set to 300px max, but I could still go to 1000px max and draw with a brush that big.
@Mythmaker
Interesting. I havenāt tested it on Mint personally, so Iāll look into it whenever I have the time! The only time I did see this problem was when running Linux on a vm, but I assume your arenāt 
are you using some kind of UI scaling on Mint?
@malle_yeno
Iāll be honest, I completely forgot this was a setting in Kritaā¦ 
Thankfully there is a way to read Kritaās settings in the API, though I have to say that the method to do is very unintuitive. Iāll make sure to update KB to actually read the setting when I have the time!
In the mean time you can manually change this in kbsliderpresets.py.
The class is called KBSizeSlider (should be the first one in the script) and you can change the initialized max from 1000 to whatever value you like you might also like to crank the value in āself.setScaling(3)ā up to 4 if you need even more granularity in the lower value ranges! (3 is what Krita uses normally though)
I donāt think soā¦ 
I mean - I donāt really know what youāre on about, but no - I donāt think so! 
I donāt have accessibility features on if thatās what you mean?
VM = Virtual Machine, which is a software that pretends to be a computer so you can test software on it. If you donāt know what that is then youāre probably not using one
When using a hi-res monitor (weāre talking something like 4K and upwards) software typically has to be scaled up in size to account for the much smaller pixels. This is referred to in Krita as Hi-DPI support.
Now, Iām pretty sure this shouldnāt be a problem, and that KB inherits window-scaling from Krita. Iāve tried KB on a higher resolution monitor with no problems before (though the computer ran Windows 10). But my thinking was that if the OS and KB/Krita have different ideas about how large a pixel is on the screen, things wouldnāt move around the same.
