SansanandClaude Opus 5.5
0fc3be79e1
Popups fade in while growing and close the reverse way, with the backdrop fading along. The winner gets confetti, bouncing pictures and a score graph that draws itself from the left. Filtered statistics cards and search rows fade in, the tabs slide in from their side, and every button bounces on hover and click (ButtonBounce, now added to all buttons). In the player list the score pops on every point, the first point flashes the row, and a player on match point glows with a "Match point!" tag. A song starting fades in the title, flashes its row (kept across list rebuilds) and pops the play button. Common/anim.gd holds the helpers. A saved "Reduce animations" switch in Settings turns all movement off; the tests use it. The flash colours are theme colours (Palette first_point, match_point, flash) in every theme. Closes #48 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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TODO Manager
Simple and flexible
- Supports GDScript, C# and GDNative
- Seamlessly integrated into the Godot dock
- Lenient syntax. Write TODOs that suit your style
- Quickly jump to lines and launch external editors
Customizable
- Add your own RegEx patterns
- Set colours to your liking
Installation
Method 1 (Godot Asset Library)
The most simple way to get started using TODO Manager is to use Godot's inbuilt Asset Library to install the plugin into your project.
Step 1
Find TODO Manager in the Godot Asset Library.
Step 2
Install the package. You may want to untick the /doc folder at this point as it is not necessary for the functions of the plugin.
Step 4
Enable the plugin in the project settings.
Method 2 (GitHub)
Step 1
Click Download ZIP from the 'Code' dropdown.
Step 2
- Unzip the file and add it into your project folder. Make sure 'addons' is a subdirectory of res://
- DO NOT change the name of the 'addons' or 'Todo_Manager' folders as this will break the saving and loading of your settings.
Step 3
Enable the plugin in the project settings.