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Hi there!

I was wondering if it would be possible to use the same mechanism (with some modifications) we use here for animating windows to replicate Neovide's GUI-only cursor animations.

I'd love to talk more on this here and contribute towards making this possible, thanks!

This is a wonderful addition to my vim setup, but it introduces one subtle annoyance when used with vim-fugitive.

From the vim-fugitive window, I press cc create a new commit. vim-fugitive opens a new buffer for me to populate the git commit message.

Without this plugin (or with g:lens#animate=0), the new buffer is automatically focused.

With this plugin active, the new buffer window opens, but I must manually focus it.

Hi, when I open the history editing with q: I receive this message:

Invalid in command-line window; executes, CTRL-C quits:
noautocmd windo if ! &winfixwidth | let nowinfixwidths[winnr()] = 1 | set winfixwidth | endif

I've just grepped the string on all my vim configuration and found it on:
plugins/animate.vim/plugin/animate.vim:109: noautocmd windo if ! &winfixwidth | let nowinfixwidths[winnr()] = 1 | set winfixwidth | endif

Is this something easily solvable, can others reproduce?

Hey, I know that this is blasphemous but if I'm away from my keyboard I do use the mouse for scrolling (only for scrolling, I promise!). Problem is there is some setting that is interfering with that and now mouse scrolling makes the horizontal window go up and down, I would like to disable this.

With NVIM v0.8.0-dev-1039-gf32fd19f1, using:

vim.g.fzf_layout = {
    window = 'new | wincmd J | resize 1 | call animate#window_percent_height(0.5)'
}

in my ~/.vim/init.lua leads to my fzf drawer being stuck open (the "command" window takes up my entire screen).

Hi! Do you have any clue about how to use this plugin with CtrlP ? Looks dope!