X2 - Double-clicking automation envelope creates node too high

2012/10/29 21:03:44

Tripecac

When I double-click on an automation envelope in the track view, the resulting node is too high. I then have to move it back down.

Is anyone else having this problem? Is there a fix?

2012/10/29 22:21:15

mixsit

It is sending a new node to a value of zero'- that was default for double clicking an existing one.

2012/10/29 22:24:02

CJaysMusic

mixsit

It is sending a new node to a value of zero'- that was default for double clicking an existing one.

But your not clicking an exsting one. Your making a new one and it jumps to 0. Its a pain in my ass at times

Cj

2012/10/29 22:25:54

Tripecac

But your not clicking an exsting one. Your making a new one and it jumps to 0

Exactly. In X1 and earlier, when we double-clicked between 2 nodes, we'd get a new node exactly where we clicked. In X2, the new node jumps up (or down) to a default value, which is frustrating.

2012/10/30 00:47:21

mixsit

This'll be no help but I'm curious. If you went to Undo' is it 'modify event' or 'add node?

2012/10/30 02:52:51

FastBikerBoy

It is "modify event" so maybe it's a bug having said that, the double click on existing node is the "reset node".

Holding down the alt key while double clicking will place a node without resetting it though so maybe it's by design.

2012/10/30 11:18:40

CJaysMusic

Holding down the alt key while double clicking will place a node without resetting it though so maybe it's by design.

So they added another step to adding a nod. Damn them :)

2012/10/30 11:31:03

FastBikerBoy

CJaysMusic

Holding down the alt key while double clicking will place a node without resetting it though so maybe it's by design.

So they added another step to adding a nod. Damn them :)

Not really, adding a node now is just a single click. The double click adding a node might be the bug for all I know, perhaps it's meant to reset the envelope. I'll have to crack open the manual and find out.

The alt+double click seems to be an extra 'redundant' method.

2012/10/30 14:06:54

mixsit

FastBikerBoy

CJaysMusic

Holding down the alt key while double clicking will place a node without resetting it though so maybe it's by design.

So they added another step to adding a nod. Damn them :)

Not really, adding a node now is just a single click. The double click adding a node might be the bug for all I know, perhaps it's meant to reset the envelope. I'll have to crack open the manual and find out.

The alt+double click seems to be an extra 'redundant' method.

I would have said what kind of 'design' would that be? -- But if one now = add node, then 'two = add and reset.. that ain't seeming too far outa whack at all then.

2012/10/30 14:40:03

FastBikerBoy

Yeah kinda makes sense.

Doesn't seem to matter much seeing as add node is the single click which is obviously easier than double clicking.

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