On Mon, Sep 25, 2006 at 09:31:22PM +0930, Pierre Marc Dumuid wrote: > Hi Nicolas, > >- The little up and down arrows located just on the right of the textbox > > > I'm not so sure what to do here, as previously it did some weird > expansion, in the assumption that the range would be [-10, 10] and > increment them somewhat. Considering that you can use the scroll button > in the textbox to change the min and max values by scrolling on the left > or right side of the textbox respectively.
What about putting those small up and down buttons on each side of the textbox where the range is displayed? Using the mouse wheel is quite nice indeed. But you'll have to read the doc to understand how to change the values. At first I tried to use the small buttons located on the right of the textbox. Then, I noticed it's possible to use the mouse wheel to change the value. But I didn't noticed first that changed only the last range value. By reading your message, I then discovered I had to use the mouse wheel over the first range value to change it. > >- The Alt f shortcut (Fit curve amplitude to highlighted section of curves) > > > I'm a bit wierded by this idea. What should I do for those autos where > there is now change? I'll look into it. Mmmmm... I think the Alt-F shortcut should continue to behave the way it did before, ie changing all the curves values. Perhaps a small button located on the right of the curve range amplitude would allow to auto-fit only the curve type selected? > I am on IRC if ya wanna chat I'm there too. Nicolas. _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
