fix #4217: Disable mouse stabilizer while previewing a straight line #4395
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…ht line This commit addresses the issue where the Shift+brush tool was not disabling the mouse stabilizer, leading to unintended behavior when previewing a line. This commit adds the necessary implementation to properly disable the stabilizer when Shift+brush tool is used. Additionally, the function DrawingState::disableMouseStabilizer() now calls ToolLoopManager::disableMouseStabilizer() to ensure the stabilizer is disabled correctly.
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Pull Request: Fixing Bug #4217
Description
This pull request addresses and fixes bug #4217 , where the stabilizer feature interferes with the creation of straight lines when the Shift key is pressed during freehand drawing.
Changes Made
Cause
The root cause of the issue was identified as a lack of logic within the StraightLine Tool to deactivate the stabilizer when the Shift key was pressed during freehand drawing.
Fix
To address the issue, the code was modified to include a statement that deactivates the stabilizer when a new DrawingState is created when starting line preview with shift key .
Thank you for considering this pull request. I look forward to your review and feedback.
This commit addresses the issue where the Shift+brush tool was not disabling the mouse stabilizer, leading to unintended behavior when previewing a line. This commit adds the necessary implementation to properly disable the stabilizer when Shift+brush tool is used. Additionally, the function DrawingState::disableMouseStabilizer() now calls ToolLoopManager::disableMouseStabilizer() to ensure the stabilizer is disabled correctly.
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