for all the LAF Wizards - reverse rounded borders

oskarsh

I am trying to achieve this look in HISE. I build this using Figma with a lot of hackery. I believe there would be the base panel and then a top panel for the navigation, probably something with paths. Ideally I would be able to choose the border radius and not rely on fixed svg paths.

Is someone up for the challenge?

ustk

@oskarsh Alright, a challenge with some quadratics is the perfect time to come back after months of inactivity !
I was happy thinking there would be some trigonometry involved here, but... Disillusion...

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I took the easiest path, but it could've been done with a hidden row of buttons and the path entirely drawn in the panels themselves... This would have prevented the little gap between the buttons and the panels (although a 1px offset fixes the issue). This would also helped removing the gap between the buttons, or for instance using a long panel with mouse detection instead of the buttons... Many solutions for one problem !

oskarsh

@ustk amazing and super clean! Welcome back :)

inside the onbtnsControl

for (btn in btns) {
    btn.getId() === component.getId() ?
        component.setZLevel('Front') :
        component.setZLevel('Default');
    }

Problem solved :) now they properly overlap as-well. I like using actual buttons instead of panels.

Thanks alot!

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