PYTHA - Toggle Drag and Drop Dialogue

PYTHA - Toggle Drag and Drop Dialogue

When using the Hook menu to Drag and Drop a library item it is possible to hide the dialogue if required.

This can be done by clicking the "Dialog invisible" button at the bottom of the dialogue or by pressing "S" on your keyboard.

           

PYTHA will retain your dialogue visibility setting for the next time you use Drag and Drop. To restore the dialogue press "S" on your keyboard, as shown in the PYTHA Status Bar.

           

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