Fireclaw

There are at least two things that should be considered for collisions inclusion/exclusion. 1. If a designer want to render the model in Blender as reference he probably wouldn't want...

I've been thinking about splitting it up before but since, especially the first two are very often tied together, solving one may also requiring or resulting in solving the other....

> Index style access is bad and it would have been part of my goals to cut it. I think the attribute use and definition is unpythonic and resists usual...

Another point regarding pythonic way is, as far as I know DirectGUI was heavily inspired by Tkinter, which is an official python module and also does index style setting of...

> It should be `parent.child.setCommand(parent.function)` you can do almost exactly that just fine, what @ArsThaumaturgis showed you is just the more common way how it's done. But you can do...

> which is still an entirely different way to set things up than doing it with events/`.accept` which works in the rest of panda. Well, I guess it is possible...

> Why do you think `.options()` giving me information that is prone to misunderstanding is better than it being wrong. I am creating the the widget with a text value...

While I do agree it'd be nice to have a list of option values given during the initialization, it's still important to have the widgets own defaults available. You still...

> I'm curious, by the way, does DirectCheckBox do anything that DirectCheckButton doesn't? They both have a slightly different setup. The check box requires you to set an image for...

> I'd like to reactive this issue and would like people to voice wishes and requests, for an eventual rewrite. Actually the way directGUI is set up is really flexible...