Show Advanced Preferences and Options

[manongjohn]

This adds the new General Preference Show Advanced Preferences and Options (Default: Off).

When enabled, many of the hidden preferences/options that are normally available in OT will become accessible.

Preferences enabled

• Interface

  • Unit (Default: Pixel)
  • Camera Unit (Default: Pixel)
  • Pixels Only (Default: On)
  • Rooms* (Default: Default - fixes Changing Rooms #1109)
    • Added Room choices: OpenToonz and StudioGhibli w/o customized room menus
  • Viewer Zoom Center (Default: Mouse Cursor)
  • Font* (Default: Segoe UI)
  • Style* (Default: Regular)
  • Show Icons In Menu* (Default: Off - fixes Return icons in the menu? #1110 )

• Loading

  • Use Camera DPI for All Imported Images (Default: On)

• Drawing

  • DPI (Default: 120)
  • Down Arrow at End of Level Strip Creates a New Frame (Default: On)

• Tools

  • Use the TLV Savebox to Limit Filling Operations (Default: Off)
  • Use Ctrl+Alt to Resize Brush (Default: Off)

• Scene

  • Sync Level Strip Drawing Number Changes with the Scene (Default: On)
  • Show Current Time Indicator (Timeline Mode only) (Default: On)
  • Show "ABC" Appendix to the Frame Number in Scene Cell (Default: Off)

NOTE: When Show Advanced Preferences and Options is Off the values for Unit, Camera Unit and Pixels Only revert back to default values. All other advanced preferences values will be retained if changed from the default.

UI Options enabled

• Style Editor

  • Auto and Apply buttons

• Timeline/Xsheet

  • Toggle Xsheet/Timeline orientation button
  • Frame dropdown (i.e. 3 sec Sheet, 6sec Sheet, etc. - fixes Bring back'Sec Frame' in Xsheet #932)

• Canvas Size popup

  • Unit: dropdown

• Startup, Level Settings, New Level, Level Info, Current Camera Settings, Load Level, Output Settings, Cleanup Settings popups

  • DPI and Resolution related fields which become available usually when Pixels Only is not on)

If I have missed re-enabling something that is normally available in OT, please let me know.

[F-Burning]

Thank you @manongjohn! it's great make this optional.

[F-Burning]

Thank you @manongjohn! it's great make this optional.

[artisteacher]

Certain OT users will definitely be excited about this.

There are a couple things in the Timeline/Xsheet header:

If you bring back the exposed Timeline/Xsheet toggle, I'd use this instead (for consistency with the schematic & function editor panels):

Alternatively, for something smaller, the toggle orientation button from the Style Editor's menu could also make sense and might allow for more options in terms of placement.

For what it's worth, I used the Xsheet much more when the toggle was exposed.

There's also different display options for the frame numbers to be based upon time - 3s, 6s. I never change that setting myself, but I remember there was at least one person that requested it back. I wonder if this is a setting that could just be a preference, rather than needing it exposed?

I kinda wish the auto/apply buttons could be enabled/disabled in the Style Editor's visibility menu when the advanced settings are enabled.

I don't know if the room options should show up in the action build, but this is what I get right now on macOS:

As always, thanks for all you do!

[manongjohn]

@artisteacher Thanks for reminding me about those timeline/xsheet buttons. I'll have to see what I can do with those.

The rooms should show up, even with artifact builds. I'll have see why it's not showing up on macOS builds and check the Linux ones also.

I originally toyed with the idea of the Auto/Apply button being a Style Editor menu option before I even planned this advanced option. I'm kind of iffy about doing that now since it's more of an advanced option, in my opinion. Same with the 2 timeline/xsheet buttons. For now, I'll leave it open for discussion, here or on Discord.

[artisteacher]

I originally toyed with the idea of the Auto/Apply button being a Style Editor menu option before I even planned this advanced option. I'm kind of iffy about doing that now since it's more of an advanced option, in my opinion. Same with the 2 timeline/xsheet buttons. For now, I'll leave it open for discussion, here or on Discord.

I would only have it as a menu option if the advanced controls are checked. I just don't like seeing the buttons 🙃

[manongjohn]

I just don't like seeing the buttons

Me too! Lol. I'll keep that in mind

[artisteacher]

Here's the request for the Timeline seconds display:
#932

[manongjohn]

Merging. If I have missed re-activing something from OT, please let me know.

[F-Burning]

Thank you!

It's possible get the green color in the icons over the magenta when check the advance options? I like the color, but it hurts a little to look at.

[manongjohn]

What green? Green is OT's theme color. Depending on what you are talking about, you can add an entry in the Additional Stylesheet in Preferences to change certain colors.

[F-Burning]

I mean this color:

I would like the green one as in opentoonz. Could you help with that entry?

[manongjohn]

@F-Burning To restore OT highlights enter he following text in Preferences -> Interface -> Edit Additional Style Sheet

.button-tool:checked,
QToolButton:checked,
#FileBrowser QToolBar QToolButton:checked,
#CameraSettingsRadioButton::indicator:checked,
#ForceSquaredPixelButton:checked,
#EditToolLockButton::indicator:checked,
#flipCustomize:checked {
background-color: #5385a6;
border-color: #5385a6;
}
.button-tool:checked:hover,
QToolButton:checked:hover,
#FileBrowser QToolBar QToolButton:checked:hover,
#CameraSettingsRadioButton::indicator:checked:hover,
#ForceSquaredPixelButton:checked:hover,
#EditToolLockButton::indicator:checked:hover,
#flipCustomize:checked:hover {
background-color: #6c98b6;
border-color: #6c98b6;
}
.button-tool:disabled:checked,
QToolButton:disabled:checked,
#FileBrowser QToolBar QToolButton:disabled:checked,
#CameraSettingsRadioButton::indicator:disabled:checked,
#ForceSquaredPixelButton:disabled:checked,
#EditToolLockButton::indicator:disabled:checked,
#flipCustomize:disabled:checked {
background-color: rgba(83, 133, 166, 0.4);
border-color: rgba(83, 133, 166, 0.4);
}
QMenuBar::item:pressed {
background-color: #5385a6;
}
#TopBarTab::tab:selected {
background-color: #5385a6;
}
QMenu::item:selected {
background-color: #5385a6;
}
QMenu::item:checked:selected {
background-color: #5385a6;
}
QMenu::icon:checked {
background-color: #5385a6;
}
TPanelTitleBarButton {
qproperty-PressedColor: #5385a6;
}
.treeview::item:selected,
QTreeWidget::item:selected,
QTreeView::item:selected,
#FunctionEditorTree::item:selected {
background-color: #5385a6;
}
.ComboBox:editable,
QComboBox:editable {
selection-background-color: #5385a6;
}
.ComboBox:checked,
QComboBox:checked {
border-color: #5385a6;
}
.ComboBox:focus,
QComboBox:focus {
border-color: #5385a6;
}
.ComboBox QAbstractItemView,
QComboBox QAbstractItemView {
selection-background-color: #5385a6;
}
.LineEdit,
QPlainTextEdit,
QLineEdit,
QTextEdit,
#TaskSheetItem,
#tasksRemoveBox,
#tasksAddBox {
selection-background-color: #5385a6;
}
.LineEdit:focus,
QPlainTextEdit:focus,
QLineEdit:focus,
QTextEdit:focus,
#TaskSheetItem:focus,
#tasksRemoveBox:focus,
#tasksAddBox:focus {
border-color: #5385a6;
color: #e6e6e6;
}
.CheckBox::indicator:checked,
QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:checked,
QCheckBox::indicator:checked,
.GroupBox::indicator:checked,
QGroupBox::indicator:checked {
background-color: #5385a6;
border-color: #5385a6;
}
.CheckBox::indicator:checked:hover,
QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:checked:hover,
QCheckBox::indicator:checked:hover,
.GroupBox::indicator:checked:hover,
QGroupBox::indicator:checked:hover {
background-color: #5385a6;
}
.CheckBox::indicator:indeterminate,
QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:indeterminate,
QCheckBox::indicator:indeterminate,
.GroupBox::indicator:indeterminate,
QGroupBox::indicator:indeterminate {
background-color: #5385a6;
border-color: #5385a6;
}
DvItemViewerPanel {
qproperty-SelectedItemBackground: #5385a6;
}
StyledTreeView {
qproperty-SelectedItemBackground: #5385a6;
}
#MatchLineButton:checked {
border: 2 solid #5385a6;
}
#PageViewer {
qproperty-CurrentCellColor: rgba(83, 133, 166, 0.5);
qproperty-SelectedCellColor: #5385a6;
}
QDialog #dialogButtonFrame QPushButton:focus {
background-color: #5385a6;
}
QDialog #dialogButtonFrame QPushButton:focus:hover {
background-color: #6c98b6;
}
#PreferencesPopup QListWidget::item:selected {
background-color: #5385a6;
}
Ruler {
qproperty-HandleColor: #64b0e2;
}
XsheetViewer {
qproperty-CurrentRowBgColor: rgba(83, 133, 166, 0.7);
qproperty-SelectedColumnHead: rgba(221, 231, 237, 0.3);
qproperty-SelectedEmptyCellColor: rgba(90, 100, 106, 0.5);
qproperty-SelectedLevelColumnColor: #59846c;
qproperty-SelectedVectorColumnColor: #834b6e;
qproperty-SelectedChildColumnColor: #3f588b;
qproperty-SelectedFullcolorColumnColor: #5f86b2;
qproperty-SelectedFxColumnColor: #937e6b;
qproperty-SelectedReferenceColumnColor: #4b575e;
qproperty-SelectedPaletteColumnColor: #508b8c;
qproperty-SelectedMeshColumnColor: #656692;
qproperty-SelectedSoundTextColumnColor: #adb9c0;
qproperty-SelectedSoundColumnColor: #639ea6;
qproperty-SelectedActiveCameraColor: #4e89bd;
qproperty-SelectedOtherCameraColor: #6aadbd;
}
SpreadsheetViewer {
qproperty-CurrentRowBgColor: rgba(83, 133, 166, 0.7);
qproperty-SelectedKeyFrameColor: #a2835b;
qproperty-SelectedIgnoredKeyFrameColor: #b25872;
qproperty-SelectedInBetweenColor: #717970;
qproperty-SelectedIgnoredInBetweenColor: #93807d;
qproperty-SelectedEmptyColor: rgba(90, 100, 106, 0.5);
qproperty-SelectedSceneRangeEmptyColor: rgba(90, 100, 106, 0.5);
}
#MainWindowMessageLabel {
color: #5385a6;
}
#GraphAreaWidget {
qproperty-SelectedPointColor: #5385a6;
}
MotionPathPanel {
qproperty-SelectedColor: #5385a6;
}

[F-Burning]

Lol, the original color is blue 🤣 I don't know why I though it was green.

Thank you @manongjohn, I apreciatte it!

[F-Burning]

Could be possible to maintain the option to add several paths to the default project path as in Opentoonz?