anyway you don't need to do all that stuff to replicate the issue.

given that rigify is loaded as addon

just:

• add a bone
• go to pose mode

the converter is meant to be available to all armatures.

In T76652#929676, @Ivan Cappiello (icappiello) wrote:

This should be definitely moved to "tools" in my opinion.

@Ivan Cappiello (icappiello) you are listed as one of the Rigify authors, so I can make & commit those changes immediately if you approve. Personally I would suggest adding a new tab Rigify for this, which would then also get the Rigify Dev tools. See D7745.

as Ivan has adviced, and I concurr, this isnt a tool purely for rigiy, it aids the entire animation workflow, i'm surprised it's not part of blender itself, and creating a rigify tab just for this will only add to clutter, it's a tool and i believe it should live under the tools panel....
Not like "workspace" under the tool panel that should definitelly be removed from the n panel completely.

@Luciano Muñoz Sessarego (looch) what about the other panels? There are Rigify Dev Tools (visible when editing a mesh or armature) and Rigify Animation Tools. These were also in the View tab.

@Sybren A. Stüvel (sybren) as stated before, i'd prefer as you already did, "Rigify" or "Rigify Utils".
I agree adding this in blender itself would be nice (and would require some more work on the code in my opinion), but until then i think it's better to be clear about who put that in the ui.

p.s.
originally was implemented as gift for users that were enabling rigify add-on and was also intended to make people curious about what more the add-on was capable of doing.

In T76652#932384, @Sybren A. Stüvel (sybren) wrote:

@Luciano Muñoz Sessarego (looch) what about the other panels? There are Rigify Dev Tools (visible when editing a mesh or armature) and Rigify Animation Tools. These were also in the View tab.

all of these should definitely go under "Rigify"

@Sybren A. Stüvel (sybren) as i said i don't know if there are restrictions on that , maybe @William Reynish (billreynish) can give some hints. I thik would be nice to have JUST "Rigify" and not cluttering the UI with instances of "Rigify+something" depending on context.

I dont think so, since you want to access them when animating and that will separate them from the transforms.
otherwise you'll have to change tabs all the time.
That's why i dont thinks so also consider that they only appear when the rig is selected so no bothering other tasks not even other rigs.

In T76652#932396, @Luciano Muñoz Sessarego (looch) wrote:

I dont think so, since you want to access them when animating and that will separate them from the transforms.
otherwise you'll have to change tabs all the time.
That's why i dont thinks so also consider that they only appear when the rig is selected so no bothering other tasks not even other rigs.

for that you can "pin" the panel. Right click>pin

i can, 99% of people don't know that pining exist, again,
its a panel that only exist when a rig is selected should be better put there it wont intrude any sort of other workflows.

but at the end of the day i don't make any decisions, is just a suggestion based on experience, do as you guys wish .

In T76652#932403, @Luciano Muñoz Sessarego (looch) wrote:

i can, 99% of people don't know that pining exist, again,
its a panel that only exist when a rig is selected should be better put there it wont intrude any sort of other workflows.

As long as it is brought there by rigify it doesn't make sense to me.
You should open a feature request for having it implemented in blender itself, then i'd agree with you on its placement.

but at the end of the day i don't make any decisions, is just a suggestion based on experience, do as you guys wish .

This is an open discussion to explore the potential issues from all the angles.

i'm talking about the rigify layers and rigify main properties as follow up of @Sybren A. Stüvel (sybren) 's other question " what about the other panels?" on what to do with the other panels,
Rigify's Quat/Euler Converter should stay in tools.

@Ivan Cappiello (icappiello) if you agree that the panels should all be in a tab named "Rigify", please accept D7745 ;-)