Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
Nathan thanks so much for this tool it's very helpful.
I did have a question though.
Sometimes the pop up dialog obscures part of the drawing i'm trying to reference to click on.
Is there a way to not have the pop up come up at all or pop it up in another place that's not on the drawing?
thanks - ron
I did have a question though.
Sometimes the pop up dialog obscures part of the drawing i'm trying to reference to click on.
Is there a way to not have the pop up come up at all or pop it up in another place that's not on the drawing?
thanks - ron
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
Yay I was also wondering how to solve this issue, without popup nobody would understand how to use the script (and it's handy to know where you wanna click also, with no popup I was thinking hard to know what I have to do). I'd like to be able to place the popup wherever I want but it's not possible in george I think.
Another way of doing this could be to hide every other lightable image (done that for the second clicks) that way you'd know which image you click on. we could also just create a on/off popup button for people that don't need it.
Another way of doing this could be to hide every other lightable image (done that for the second clicks) that way you'd know which image you click on. we could also just create a on/off popup button for people that don't need it.
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
Hmmmm, yeah I see the problem now. Maybe the best solution for now is the on/off popup button for people that don't need it?
Have it defaulted to "on" so new people trying it can get the helpful tips on how to use it.
Thanks anyway Nathan for the great tool, really comes in handy.
- ron
Have it defaulted to "on" so new people trying it can get the helpful tips on how to use it.
Thanks anyway Nathan for the great tool, really comes in handy.
- ron
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
It seems I'm doing something the wrong way, but I don't know what.
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
Zorman, I'm happy you find it useful! For now with the actual script you can pan the point of your drawing you wanna click on out of the popup area, that's what I was doing
Scharzgrau, I don't know which version of the script you own but try the last one I posted? Not the version with new icons of Meslin. I'm not using this version anymore so I'm not sure of what's causing that
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Scharzgrau, I don't know which version of the script you own but try the last one I posted? Not the version with new icons of Meslin. I'm not using this version anymore so I'm not sure of what's causing that
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I probably overlooked it, but I couldn't find another script, neither in a following post nor in the first one. Could you upload the most recent version again?
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I was talking about this message : http://forum.tvpaint.com/viewtopic.php? ... =15#p97186
It's the most recent one I've shared (by opposition to this old wip : http://forum.tvpaint.com/viewtopic.php? ... =15#p96998 or the one with new icons of meslin that could have been made after I updated the message above : http://forum.tvpaint.com/viewtopic.php? ... =15#p97203)
But it's probably the script you already have right? Can't say what's causing the problem. I'll keep you up to date when I have something working to share
It's the most recent one I've shared (by opposition to this old wip : http://forum.tvpaint.com/viewtopic.php? ... =15#p96998 or the one with new icons of meslin that could have been made after I updated the message above : http://forum.tvpaint.com/viewtopic.php? ... =15#p97203)
But it's probably the script you already have right? Can't say what's causing the problem. I'll keep you up to date when I have something working to share
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
Previously I tried the version Meslin uploaded on my main work computer, which resulted in the above video. Now I tried the version you linked (which also used Meslins icons) on my Cintiq Companion and everything works perfectly. So I guess I should try your updated version on my main computer too.
However it works and is sooooooo useful. Thank you again Nathan!
However it works and is sooooooo useful. Thank you again Nathan!
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
Actually this is my Icons, Meslin just suggested them clean and non aliased but I like the hand drawn look <3
So happy it helps! Thanks
So happy it helps! Thanks
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
I haven't seen your script working so this might not be relevant...NathanOtano wrote: ↑25 Feb 2017, 11:02 Yay I was also wondering how to solve this issue, without popup nobody would understand how to use the script (and it's handy to know where you wanna click also, with no popup I was thinking hard to know what I have to do). I'd like to be able to place the popup wherever I want but it's not possible in george I think.
Another way of doing this could be to hide every other lightable image (done that for the second clicks) that way you'd know which image you click on. we could also just create a on/off popup button for people that don't need it.
but if the popup display is providing some kind of data values or feedback, you might be able to use the tv_Infobar command instead which displays in the bottom line of the TVPaint UI. Sometimes it displays info as expected but other times the display is immediately superseded by timeline info.
Another way to display a temporary popup message is to use the tv_LockDisplay "message" command like this:
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message = "this is a test, click to continue..."
tv_LockDisplay message
tv_WaitButton 3
tv_UnLockDisplay
I really wish there was a GEORGE command that could display a multi-line info popup, positionable on screen at explicit coordinates. That would make it so much easier to give the user "graceful" prompts inside GEORGE scripts. It would also be nice if the multi-line popup could be EITHER timed OR be terminated by user action (or both).
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
That is something we are working on, along with some other requests (like a possible UTF-8 management).I really wish there was a GEORGE command that could display a multi-line info popup, positionable on screen at explicit coordinates. That would make it so much easier to give the user "graceful" prompts inside GEORGE scripts. It would also be nice if the multi-line popup could be EITHER timed OR be terminated by user action (or both).
We will see what is possible in a reasonable amount of time.
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Wonderful news!
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
The biggest problem is to keep the compatibility with existing scripts.
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
I was using tv_lockdisplay yes the problem was the popup in the middle of the screen. Tv_infobar seems more suited to this! thanksSvengali wrote: ↑01 Mar 2017, 22:57I haven't seen your script working so this might not be relevant...NathanOtano wrote: ↑25 Feb 2017, 11:02 Yay I was also wondering how to solve this issue, without popup nobody would understand how to use the script (and it's handy to know where you wanna click also, with no popup I was thinking hard to know what I have to do). I'd like to be able to place the popup wherever I want but it's not possible in george I think.
Another way of doing this could be to hide every other lightable image (done that for the second clicks) that way you'd know which image you click on. we could also just create a on/off popup button for people that don't need it.
but if the popup display is providing some kind of data values or feedback, you might be able to use the tv_Infobar command instead which displays in the bottom line of the TVPaint UI. Sometimes it displays info as expected but other times the display is immediately superseded by timeline info.
Another way to display a temporary popup message is to use the tv_LockDisplay "message" command like this:It displays the text until the user clicks on the message (or anywhere on the screen), letting the script continue.Code: Select all
message = "this is a test, click to continue..." tv_LockDisplay message tv_WaitButton 3 tv_UnLockDisplay
I really wish there was a GEORGE command that could display a multi-line info popup, positionable on screen at explicit coordinates. That would make it so much easier to give the user "graceful" prompts inside GEORGE scripts. It would also be nice if the multi-line popup could be EITHER timed OR be terminated by user action (or both).
Sven
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Re: Finding Coordinates of the Image of a Point by OOP Rotation
Man, I broke the script AND made the buttons look worse?
D'oh!
D'oh!