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georgealways
Thanks! I could see us adding something like this if enough people want it. Maybe `closeFolders: true`? Or do you imagine that applying to the root GUI as well?
So if it was called `closeFolders` I'd probably assume it only applies to "inner GUI's"—the root panel isn't typically referred to as a folder even though it technically is. It...
Cool—we could do `closeFolders: true` so that everything made with `addFolder` is closed, and the root is open by default (which you're obviously free to `close()` as well). Interestingly enough,...
Hey thanks for pointing this out. Is this happening with a notched mouse wheel, or a continuous scroll, like a trackpad? The purpose of that function is to distinguish between...
Hey—not a clean way to do that at the moment, but that's a reasonable request. The old "preset" feature of dat.gui actually used to keep track of folder open/close state....
> Then I overrode the default open() and close() to set this.closed appropriately and call the callback if it was defined. @jxtplatinum Nice, that's not too different from what I'm...
I'd actually argue that this is Vuetify being overly aggressive: it's only happening because those declarations have `!important`. `.lil-gui .title` would normally be the more specific selector here. Sure, we...
You're right, I thought since .lil-gui was closer in the hierarchy, that it would have precedence, but apparently definition _order_ wins over that. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Specificity#tree_proximity_ignorance Still feel like it's a bit...
Gotcha—I'll have to think about if the library should account for this type of thing. I'll keep it open in case anyone else wants to chime in.
That would be a useful controller, but it should probably be a user extension. I'm working on an example that demonstrates the process of making a custom controller and hope...