Error in tool_offsetview.py

I had to copy the files to /usr/share because it was starting with errors in the machine's directory.
In /usr/share it works fine.

A very cool functionality could be with MPG. I currently don't have physical MPG.
I wanted to run the virtual MPG sim_panel but it doesn't want to work, so I haven't tested how it works yet.

When it comes to buttons, the old style is probably best. There could be a delay in displaying the menu, although it can be irritating when pressed frequently (although these functions are not used very often).
The button on the Z axis on the touch panel may be inconvenient.
It's nice that the menu is bigger (maybe even a little too big, but these are only preliminary solutions)

Overall, it's a nice idea, I think it's worth working on.

What didn't work with sim_panel?
I used thwsw command after qtdragon started in another terminal:
qtvcp sim_panel &
halcmd net MPG qtdragon.mpg-in sim_panel.MPG-s

ok, I missed this "halcmd net MPG qtdragon.mpg-in sim_panel.MPG-s"

I like the "max velocity slider" slider, but it should immediately limit all speeds, including manual movements, but it does not limit manual movements.

I added 4 lines to the handler file, as in the screenshot. Only the first slider setting "MAX_VELOCITY_OVERRIDE" works, I don't know why the other slider settings don't work.

ps. I'm working on a more extensible qtdragon. I will upload the file soon.
It will be possible to stretch it to 4K (3840x3840), it doesn't look very nice at such a high resolution, but it is possible.

Try adding this function:

Thanks, it works fine this way.
I only changed the settings for "max_velocity_override" so that it took the max speed from the "MAX_LINEAR_VELOCITY" value
        FACTOR_VELOCITY_OVERRIDE = float(INFO.get_error_safe_setting("DISPLAY", "DEFAULT_VELOCITY_OVERRIDE"))
        DEFAULT_VELOCITY_OVERRIDE = float(INFO.get_error_safe_setting("DISPLAY", "MAX_LINEAR_VELOCITY", )) * FACTOR_VELOCITY_OVERRIDE * 60
        ACTION.SET_MAX_VELOCITY_RATE(DEFAULT_VELOCITY_OVERRIDE)

Try qtdragon with the ability to stretch to 3840x3840

It's v e r y stretchy! I see what you mean about the look of the controls for instance when stretched.

try my rough changes to your changes

It's hard to find a perfect solution, these empty spaces aren't the best either. I only have a 2560 screen, if anyone has a 4K screen, please try it, I'd love to see such a screenshot. In fact, I don't think anyone uses 4K screens for the machine. I don't see any side effects, so such a high resolution is not a problem.