Pixelorama/addons/dockable_container/plugin.cfg

[plugin]

name="Dockable Container"
description="Container script that manages docking/tiling UI panels.

Panels are composed of tabs that can be dragged around and dropped to split another panel or compose its tabs.

Layout information is stored in Resource objects, so they can be saved/loaded from disk easily.

This plugin also offers a replica of the Container layout to be edited directly in the inspector."
author="gilzoide"
version="1.1.1"
script="plugin.gd"
New UI system using Dockable Containers (#640) * Add dockable container plugin Experimenting with it, also added a tabs_visible property to the DockableContainer. Removed some code about Tallscreen from Main.gd, but not all of it. * Add a panel behind the UI, temporarily restore the dark theme * Remove tallscreen code * Add edit mode, toggles DockableContainer's tab visibility on and off * Split tool options into color pickers, left and right tool options * Remove alternate_transparent_background * Re-order tool buttons on resize * Clip content in timeline * Changes to the tool panel * Removed some old unused node variables * Restore Zen mode * Set tabs_visible = false by default * Better way to set tabs_visible = false by default * Added the license of godot-dockable-container * Remove unneeded lines * Update README.md * Restore window transparency with the canvas It makes all of the TabContainers transparent however, which may not be what we actually want. * Change tab names of the UI elements * Remove unneeded nodes from ColorPickers.tscn * Update default.tres * Let the user hide elements individually * Add some checks in HandleThemes * Center tool icons * Remove unneeded custom panel in SplashDialog * Bump version to v0.10-dev and some other minor changes * Fix crash on Zen Mode * Added a hacky way to fix the issue with the palette panel size 2022-01-29 22:47:25 +00:00			`[plugin]`

			`name="Dockable Container"`
			`description="Container script that manages docking/tiling UI panels.`

			`Panels are composed of tabs that can be dragged around and dropped to split another panel or compose its tabs.`

			`Layout information is stored in Resource objects, so they can be saved/loaded from disk easily.`

			`This plugin also offers a replica of the Container layout to be edited directly in the inspector."`
			`author="gilzoide"`
Update the dockable_container addon to 1.1.1 2022-11-09 13:09:14 +00:00			`version="1.1.1"`
New UI system using Dockable Containers (#640) * Add dockable container plugin Experimenting with it, also added a tabs_visible property to the DockableContainer. Removed some code about Tallscreen from Main.gd, but not all of it. * Add a panel behind the UI, temporarily restore the dark theme * Remove tallscreen code * Add edit mode, toggles DockableContainer's tab visibility on and off * Split tool options into color pickers, left and right tool options * Remove alternate_transparent_background * Re-order tool buttons on resize * Clip content in timeline * Changes to the tool panel * Removed some old unused node variables * Restore Zen mode * Set tabs_visible = false by default * Better way to set tabs_visible = false by default * Added the license of godot-dockable-container * Remove unneeded lines * Update README.md * Restore window transparency with the canvas It makes all of the TabContainers transparent however, which may not be what we actually want. * Change tab names of the UI elements * Remove unneeded nodes from ColorPickers.tscn * Update default.tres * Let the user hide elements individually * Add some checks in HandleThemes * Center tool icons * Remove unneeded custom panel in SplashDialog * Bump version to v0.10-dev and some other minor changes * Fix crash on Zen Mode * Added a hacky way to fix the issue with the palette panel size 2022-01-29 22:47:25 +00:00			`script="plugin.gd"`