GUI for PlasmaC - QtPlasmac

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6 years 5 months ago #167001 by rodw
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So perhaps the hypothetical sponsor might pay a graphic artist to create a layout to guide the coding. Thats how we work with web sites. Would that help? I have one who could do that.

But they would need a fairly firm delivery date as they've sold a hypothetical plasma cutter that does not exist yet!

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6 years 5 months ago #167002 by phillc54

rodw wrote: So perhaps the hypothetical sponsor might pay a graphic artist to create a layout to guide the coding. Thats how we work with web sites. Would that help? I have one who could do that.

I really don't know, I guess that would be a start but you would need most folk here agreeing that they could use it. Could probably start with just a basic main screen layout to start with to get everyone on board then worry about finer details like colours and highlights etc. etc.


But they would need a fairly firm delivery date as they've sold a hypothetical plasma cutter that does not exist yet!

Another reason why I said for fun, I couldn't commit to a date, especially without even a starting point. Don't forget that it would be a drop in replacement...
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6 years 5 months ago #168027 by grijalvap
I think the plasma dedicated GUI is required, I will use it, and also can contribute to sponsor if required

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6 years 5 months ago #168028 by rodw
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grijalvap wrote: I think the plasma dedicated GUI is required, I will use it, and also can contribute to sponsor if required


Pedro, I might send you an email if thats OK. We all want one. Its just finding somebody with the time to do it!

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6 years 5 months ago #168041 by tommylight
Not me, i am very happy with Axis GUI, mostly because all the machines i built/retrofitted use it and it is easy for other users.
But it does need some updating, like some bigger buttons ( where is that guy that started doing new buttons on Blender as 3D stuff???), as on big monitors it does look a bit disproportionate.

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6 years 6 days ago - 6 years 6 days ago #187365 by phillc54
I have revived this thread because I have done a bit of work on a GUI based on the pinder theme.

I have three versions, a landscape 4:3 version, a landscape 16:9 version and a portrait version. All screens are resizable. The minimum monitor sizes required are: 4:3 = 1024x768, 16:9 = 1366x768, portrait = 768x1024.

Still a lot to do but I think the main page layout is close.

Some screenshots of where I am at:

16:9 1366x768:
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4:3 1024x768:
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portrait 768x1024:
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portrait 1080x1920
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Last edit: 6 years 6 days ago by phillc54. Reason: update 1080x1920
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