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I had the opportunity to test it before out of curiosity. It looks really good. Congratulations on all your hard work.
I would test it again when I have a little time and bring my ideas.
well done on release. I will check it out some more some time soon again. Question… have you guys thought about making your textual numeric properties in your inspectors have “drag to update” values? It is actually the first thing i tried Some apps have it happen for both the value field and the label , some for only over the label. Honesntly some are inconsistent , eg Affinity designer/photo … some fields have this functionality and others dont … which does not make sense. I have not Opened Unity editor in a long time but I know they have it to some degree with inspector values as well. Blender is the best… it has it on all inspector numeric properties - this is where im now so used to it being a thing, i expect it everywhere haha. Anyway
This would be great time saver and quality of life improvement indeed. Currently the system is implemented in some of our numeric inputs but not the text typing ones like position and size for example.
Definitely something we will look into doing for you.
great , if you really wanna get fancy , in blender any drag operation in the viewport uses modifier keys to change the behaviour in some way , SHIFT key allow micro incremental updating , CTRL key allows snapping. What is great is that when doing the “click and drag” on the inspector property field , eg x coordinate of the transform component , these modifiers still work!
I know that a whole bunch of extra work but I just wanted to mention it in case it interests you to make a note of such possibilities. Both such modifiers are in fact very handy.
Can this be used to customize buttons as well as clone them without having to use a panel that the positions for each can be adjusted? Hopefully this makes sense
It would be possible that when we click on save, we can determine a default path for the output of the file.
In fact I would like to be able to record and that it goes in a direct directory of my project, without window which opens.
I think we can customize the recording system? And give a name to the json file?
I thought to give a name to the Root of the GUI for example and that when we save this name is automatically used to a directory that we define by default In a direct way.
I found a “small” bug in the property panel of the editor interface when one object is selected.
In fact when we integrate the GUII editor in a tab (that the editor is not full page) as soon as we select a GUI object, the property panel items overlap.
Cool and great. But the user experience is a bit bad, such as: unable to adjust the size of the value through the scroll wheel, no color selector, and artistic fonts that are difficult to adapt.
I think we can arrange something like this in the interface. Maybe a setting in the general tab which allows you to set a permanent file path as well as an additional “Save As” button.
Also for the button. Good find. What browser are you using. Seems like its doesn’t have the right font being loaded, but I should safeguard even if the correct font is not loaded.
Some apps have it happen for both the value field and the label , some for only over the label. Honesntly some are inconsistent , eg Affinity designer/photo … some fields have this functionality and others dont … which does not make sense. I have not Opened Unity editor in a long time but I know they have it to some degree with inspector values as well. Blender is the best… it has it on all inspector numeric properties - this is where im now so used to it being a thing, i expect it everywhere haha. Anyway 
