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Switching to QAP blocked when certain modules are active #22336
I checked and did not find my issue in the already reported ones
Describe the bug
Since #22286 made switching to QAP is safer in the sense, that no hidden masking controls etc. can be active when switching to the QAP. Fixing various issues I reported in #22169. But the fix also stops one in their tracks requiring to remember what tool/module is open and closing it before switching to the QAP, which feels clumsy.
I usually access the QAP thorugh a keyboard shortcut, so I solved this issue for myself by assigning a lua script to my qap-keyboard-shortcut that defocusses the currently focussed module and then switches to the QAP by triggering:
But I suspect there must be a more elegant way of solving this issue.
I lack the deep understanding of the code to make a suggestion to fix it. But judging from the fix I employed for myself I am wondering whether attaching "defocus focussed module" to the QAP button might be the right thing to do?
Steps to reproduce
Open a module
Enable masking
Place a drawn mask
Try to switch to QAP >> Blocked
or open the crop module so that the crop handles are visible
try to switch to QAP >> Blocked
Expected behavior
Clean up open modules before switchting to QAP by itself
I am facing the same issue. I have tuned the QAP to my workflow and heavily rely on it, and this is pretty bothersome as it is. Instead of blocking, why not close automatically any masking, crop, or pickers that are open?
I don't agree that QAP is a 'beginners tool' like it has been mentioned before. It can be a powerful panel if you tune it to your needs and the modules you use, making editing much faster than otherwise.
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hats-np commentedon Sep 19, 2026
I am facing the same issue. I have tuned the QAP to my workflow and heavily rely on it, and this is pretty bothersome as it is. Instead of blocking, why not close automatically any masking, crop, or pickers that are open?
I don't agree that QAP is a 'beginners tool' like it has been mentioned before. It can be a powerful panel if you tune it to your needs and the modules you use, making editing much faster than otherwise.