[Plugin Release] Docker Under Cursor - make docker display in mouse position

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#1

DockerUnderCursor can make any docker float and display in the mouse position with keyboard shotcuts. Support Plugin Panel, E.g Pigment.O.

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installation and use method in github.

I only tested on window and 5.1.0b krita，if you find issues please tell me here or on github.

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#2

well it works nice but there seems to be some odd things I am not sure if they are fixable even but:

  • when you send the docker back the mouse take the initial calling position of the docker until you move the mouse again.
  • I had another situation where when the docker was sent back it would shrink a bit and doing a couple of times would shrink the docker more and more but I still don’t know how to trigger this to say where is the cause.

Beyond that, it is a really cool plugin and seems very useful. thank yous.

#3

Indeed, I will try to fix it. I had been using tablet so much that I didn’t notice it

this is a Known issues, it is krita’ bug. solution in README last part on github. you just need manual drag floating docker back mainwindow.

thx for your feedback.

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#4

I Updated plugin, brush outline now not offset. :grinning:

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#5

It is is working all good for what I can notice, now it feel very ergonomic. Thank you.

What I noticed was some of my panels not updating well while others updated good. I will try and fix them so it reacts better to yours.

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#6

omg :flushed: This looks super handy! With plugins like these Krita inches ever closer to the speed of light! Thanks for sharing!

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#7

One update, add function remember mouse position relative to docker.you can enable it in setting panel.
NewFunction

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#8

New function!
docker can auto-hide when mouse leaves the floating docker :kissing_heart:
auto-hide

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#9

Thanks a lot, it’s really fun to work with the plug-in.
And it looks like you got joy in programming.
:+1:

Michelist

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#10

yes,although I’m a beginner in python, it’s fun to implement the functions I want by myself. Hope it can help you too!

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#11

A fellow implementer myself.
I started in trying to implement features I wanted in blender. Now I’m kind of hooked and enjoy every moment when I force the computer to do whatever I wanted :).
If you like it…don’t give up when people criticize or just ignore your stuff(like with my addon :face_exhaling: ). But one advice…don’t let it get in the way of your main field of work…this thing is really addictive :stuck_out_tongue: .

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#12

Thanks for sharing. I will have a test with it, it looks very handy.

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