CWBRN-53790 Track height not being saved

just had a similar answer for someone else.
you using screensets ? if they are locked they will save your track height in per screentset view.

Tried to reproduce here, but couldn't. Which flavor of SONAR are you using?
 
Also, even if you don't use screensets, it's possible that one became locked accidentally. Check the Screenset drop-down menu in the Control Bar to verify that nothing is locked.

Thanks for trying to reproduce it. What I described is the behavior on both my laptop and desktop which are both Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. Laptop is Platinum 2016.06, desktop is Platinum 2016.05.
 
Here are the most basic steps to reproduce. If you could, please try the steps and let me know the result on your system.
 
-Create a new project
-Insert a new track folder
-Insert a new audio track
-Drag the audio track into the folder
 
-Click the arrow on the track to maximize/expand the track
-Resize the track height by dragging it's bottom border
-Click the arrow on the track to minimize/close the track

-Save the project
-Close the project
-Open the project

-Click the arrow on the track to maximize/expand the track

Does it retain the height you set or does it revert to it's default?
 
Is it possible to lock a screenset using a keyboard shortcut? Otherwise I am not sure how I could accidentally lock one. I keep that control bar module collapsed and out of the way, although I have looked at it in response to the questions and found nothing locked.
 
Thanks
 

icontakt
Hi, I just followed your steps and could confirm the issue (I created the project from the Basic project template). I'm on Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (SPlat is 2016.06). I recommend reporting the issue via Problem Reporter.

Hi icontakt thank you for taking the time to check it out and confirm! Problem report created.

Anderton

rcklln
 
-Click the arrow on the track to maximize/expand the track
-Resize the track height by dragging it's bottom border
-Click the arrow on the track to minimize/close the track

-Save the project
-Close the project
-Open the project

-Click the arrow on the track to maximize/expand the track

Okay, what I bolded wasn't clear from your original post. So when I saved with, for example, a minimized track, it returned as minimized when I opened the project, and all track characteristics at the time of saving the project returned when opening the project. So it seems SONAR doesn't remember an operation that occurred prior to the last operation that occurred before saving. 

There's a number of variables that can be considered so I broke it down to try to make it more clear. Thanks for helping and checking it out!
 
The same is true for the Bus pane size - a minor issue perhaps but it affects my specific workflow. The settings do seem to persist through a session so maybe I'll perform a little "setup" after opening a project for now.
 
:Edited to correct typo:

Anderton
Try using screensets and see if they can solve all (or at least part) of your problem.

Tried that (see post 3) - same behavior.
 
My observation is that when you open a project, any minimized tracks that are in folders will open in their default size despite any adjustments that were made. The adjustments will persist until you close and reopen the project.
 
This is also true with other elements such as the bus pane height.

Bump

Summary: In the track view, track (while in folders) and bus pane height is not being saved when they are minimized and the project is closed and reopened. Every time I open a project I have to reset the track and bus pane size to where I need it.

What a pane....
 
Edited for clarity

I've not seen the issue originally described, but it may have been rendered moot by the introduction of Lenses. Track heights and pane visibility/sizing are saved with Lenses.

The problem I had was about the same... all I had to do was save the lens before closing the project... I made my own now so after I mod UI I just save the lens and it stays when reopened. Hope that helps...  

rcklln
Thanks Passive Drift - I think I am going to send them an email to ask if I need to use lenses to make those adjustments persist.

funny you said that... it may be that I started playing with lens and did not understand that they don't shut down project to project... Now discovered that they can be tuned off... so I did... now splat seems normal... under lens option (upper right), select "Manage lens" then select (none). It seems right to me... but who knows... :)
 
peace