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    • bonemap
      bonemap Izzy Guru last edited by bonemap

      Hi,

      Many times when I am patching wires between modules I get a wayward wire that refuses to be manipulated in any satisfactory way, and I end up with wire connections looking like the one in this screen grab that will not allow any correction....


      what I would like to be doing is manipulating the directional 'point' of the wire as well as its 'path' so that this type of recalcitrant connection can be controlled. Otherwise, it would be good to work towards eliminating these kinds of buggy connection wire malfunctions. Many times it is a matter of deleting the current connection and starting with a fresh one, that is fine, until the patch has some major complexity and deleting and reconnecting is difficult.

      best wishes

      Russell

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      • Woland
        Woland Tech Staff last edited by

        @bonemap said:

        Many times when I am patching wires between modules I get a wayward wire that refuses to be manipulated in any satisfactory way, and I end up with wire connections looking like the one in this screen grab that will not allow any correction....

         *sigh*

        Less of a feature request and more of a bug report I believe.

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        • bonemap
          bonemap Izzy Guru @Woland last edited by

          @woland said:

          Less of a feature request and more of a bug report

           I was trying to keep positive. I think being able to drag connection wire elbows is a good feature request - no?

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          • DusX
            DusX Tech Staff @bonemap last edited by

            I think these are much less common in Isadora 3. Additionally  you can reconnect any link without disconnecting it now. Ctrl + 3 and ctrl + 4 ( and mac equivalents ) are your friends here.

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            • bonemap
              bonemap Izzy Guru @DusX last edited by

              @dusx said:

              less common in Isadora 3

               I am not sure if I can agree with that, but I will learn the shortcuts as you suggest.

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              • DusX
                DusX Tech Staff @bonemap last edited by DusX

                @bonemap said:

                not sure

                 really..damn... We fixed a number of cases that caused these.. however with the new editing features it may be that more exist.
                Since I haven't been seeing these myself lately it would be hugely helpful if possible to report any repeatable steps that lead to one of these links.

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                • bonemap
                  bonemap Izzy Guru @DusX last edited by bonemap

                  @dusx said:

                  repeatable steps that lead to one of these links

                  On reflection, I did consider that these instances of stuck wires may be more prevalent in updated patches. But they have also occurred a couple of times with new v3 patches. 

                  [edit] Actually, I just made a connection and it happened straight away! It appeared where the connection wire doubled over itself as it was being drawn. Although, I could not recreate it again immediately imitating the same drawing pattern.

                  best wishes

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                  • bonemap
                    bonemap Izzy Guru @DusX last edited by bonemap

                    @dusx said:

                    report any repeatable steps

                     OK I am starting to master the drawing of bad connection wires... it is definitely when the wire is drawn over itself and appears to be more prevalent on a new connection in a fresh scene... this screen grab is after expanding the overlapping wires i.e. they all occurred on the vertical and when the mouse point is away from the line. What doesn't really make sense is how this occurs while patching, but I guess an inadvertent extra click while drawing the line would do it. 

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