Bold inputs when value changes #420
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When working with a large number of parameters, it becomes hard to track which values come from the default config and which have been overridden. This is especially useful for algorithms like particle effects and makes it easier to get back to a "reset" state and retrace your steps when things look off.
This takes a page from Houdini's playbook which bolds values that are changed from the defaults, while leaving default values unbolded. Bools are tricky in that there isn't really a "bold" version of a checkbox. Houdini bolds the label but I chose to leave it empty here. Feedback welcome.
How Houdini does it:
Example:
