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[Enhancement]: Add stroke width to toolbar
Describe your request for enhancements!
Here is a collection of random thoughts I had when trying out Linwood (web version) for the first time:
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Rename
Handtool toPan- "Hand" just describes the shape, while "Pan" lets you know its for navigating the page -
Replace the fixed tool name with the editable
Namefield - I was a little unsure what the point of the "Name" was for at first (until I saw that you can add and configure multiple versions of a tool). This might make it a little clearer and save some vertical space
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Selection of paths vs shapes should behave the same
- Shapes require fully enclosing the shape with Select/RectSelect tool
- Paths only require partially enclosing the object
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Add
Stroke widthtoPentoolbar - Color and width are probably the first thing people want to change when using the pen tool
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- Pan tool could also work here but then I also need to change it in the file type.
Additionally other programs (like photopea or adobe) also uses the term
Hand tool: https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/tool-techniques/hand-tool.html - I can add it. But when changing this you don't know the tool type anymore. What do you think?
- Yeah, testing if you select a shape is a bit difficult. I'm always helpful for contributions on this type.
- I can add it. But when changing this you don't know the tool type anymore. What do you think?
In my opinion, if someone goes through the trouble of making a custom tool and naming it, they will roughly remember what it was for anyway (pen vs eraser vs line vs shape etc...). The icon helps with this, too.
Looks fine, I would transform this issue to the second point. I wouldn't change the name of the hand tool and the shape detection is a long term goal for everyone who wants to contribute
Opened #799 to split the enhancement
Hello, quick question: How do you want the stroke width setting be configured? Making a second slider would add the same setting in two different menus which could be confusing.
What about a small dropdown with: Thin, Light, Regular, Medium, Bold and you can configure this in the settings?
Added inline tool naming in 2.3.0-beta.3, reopened for stroke width proposal
I would say just put it in the toolbar only.
Here is an example with RNote:
Another example with Saber:
Hmm, both doesn't have a detailed property view (I'm thinking about krita, photoshop, ... that have something like this). And a second toolbar above would make it too big for my opinion. I would make a stroke button like in rnote but you need to open it first.
Added in 2.4.0-beta.1