Rethink the UI about prop_placer HOT 3 CLOSED

Hey, AssetPlacer dev here :)
I've been made aware of your plugin on Reddit today. I appreciate you looking at my plugin for inspiration, and if I have given you ideas, I am glad. I trust you that ripping off was not your intention.

I would however appreciate it if (at least for future development) you think about how you can differentiate your plugin from AssetPlacer. I appreciate having open-source competition, especially if it helps low-budget developers. If somehow possible, I would only like to avoid having a "free clone" that looks exactly the same and does things the same way, since it does not really create new value and innovation, but only makes my development efforts worth less.

If you create a competitor plugin that establishes itself with its own identity and tries to do things better/different, then I'm all for it :)

I congratulate you on getting this far in developing a plugin, I know this is not an easy achievement!

from prop_placer.

Hey. This project is a continuation of Prop Painter. I looked at Asset Placer a few times during development, just to see how they do the styling of certain UI elements because it looked professional, is there anything wrong with that? Ripping off was never my intention. I took the general layout from Prop Painter plugin.

Please consider going back to the drawing board and coming up with a new UI for this plugin.

Keep in mind that I spent my free time working on this plugin without any malicious intent. You should not just demand something from me. I understand your concerns, but I am not gonna bother with this unless Asset Placer's dev says so or if YOU want to donate YOUR free time and come up with a completely different layout for this type of plugin.

from prop_placer.

@CookieBadger Hey, thanks for commenting.

I would however appreciate it if (at least for future development) you think about how you can differentiate your plugin from AssetPlacer.

I will rename this plugin to something without "Placer" and gradually change the UI so it looks less like yours. This is all I can do right now.

If you create a competitor plugin that establishes itself with its own identity and tries to do things better/different, then I'm all for it :)

Well, this plugin in the early stages of development so it's hard to tell what it will become, but I will try my best to come up with unique and interesting features (if I don't get burned out maintaining an open source plugin and abandon it, of course).

I congratulate you on getting this far in developing a plugin, I know this is not an easy achievement!

Thanks.

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