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[DONE] Grab Floodfill tool to custom Panel

Posted: 06 May 2009, 17:05
by Mads Juul
I think it could be helpfull to grab the floodfill tool and the selection and the cutbrush tool to an action in a custom panel
-mads

Re: Grab Floodfill tool to custom Panel

Posted: 06 May 2009, 19:11
by Peter Wassink
madsjuul wrote:I think it could be helpfull to grab the floodfill tool and the selection and the cutbrush tool to an action in a custom panel
-mads
you mean to somehow record the selection of the last applied floodfill?
good idea, it is stored under the enter key but off course lost after applying another one, it could be nice to be able to store it under an custompanel button.

Re: Grab Floodfill tool to custom Panel

Posted: 06 May 2009, 19:13
by Mads Juul
Yes I se the floodfill as a tool like the Pen etc and I use differernt seetiings for it different colormodes erease behind and different expands etc so it would be nice to save it to a custom button

Re: Grab Floodfill tool to custom Panel

Posted: 07 May 2009, 05:46
by Peter Wassink
madsjuul wrote:Yes I se the floodfill as a tool like the Pen etc and I use differernt seetiings for it different colormodes erease behind and different expands etc so it would be nice to save it to a custom button
actually thats not a request but a bug catch!
the 'grabcurrenttool'doesn't register the floodfill settings where i think it should already do that.
am i right tvp?

Re: Grab Floodfill tool to custom Panel

Posted: 07 May 2009, 13:43
by malcooning
Peter Wassink wrote:
madsjuul wrote:Yes I se the floodfill as a tool like the Pen etc and I use differernt seetiings for it different colormodes erease behind and different expands etc so it would be nice to save it to a custom button
actually thats not a request but a bug catch!
the 'grabcurrenttool'doesn't register the floodfill settings where i think it should already do that.
am i right tvp?
I wouldn't call it a bug really. it has been brought up in the past already, and is a known issue. none of the fill tools can be grabbed actually.