In Nodezator's dev branch: changed the magnetic sockets feature to make it closer to what I envisioned originally: the nodes had hands and would help you by grabbing the new connection for you.
The hands are CC0 assets from the excellent
@kenneynl
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in reply to Kennedy Richard maintains OSS • • •No guys, hear me out, we might be onto something here! What about tracking eyes that become happy when the connection is reached out? (also in Nodezator's dev branch)
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in reply to Kennedy Richard maintains OSS • • •After all, the nodes are harmless.
Just make sure not to turn your back to them when they are on the screen.
(won't actually push this, just played a bit on a local branch)
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in reply to Kennedy Richard maintains OSS • • •Final version is very similar, but decided to hide the cursor. Now I use the hand that extends from the 1st socket like a cursor, instead of having it offset behind the cursor as before.
Thank you all for the feedback, specially
mechadense
&
lisa44Yes (handles from X). Feels and looks better. #Python #nodeeditor
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in reply to Kennedy Richard maintains OSS • • •Been actually working on other things but had an idea for another variant yesterday and didn't want to waste it (already in Nodezator's dev branch).
This time the cursor is a baseball #Python #nodeeditor