[ANSWERED] "View - Audio controls" not working in a given PATCH W10 Isadora 3.2.5
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Hi there,
in the patch I'm currently working on, I can't activate the audio option through VIEW -> AUDIO, or CTRL+ALT+A. It simply does nothing.
Former versions of the same patch (I use to keep older versions just in case I want to go back) allow it. I'm not sure what changes could have caused that.
It is not a major drawback, but still something that probably needs to be addressed.
Cheers,
Gaspar
Windows 10 64bit version 2004, i7 9700, M.2 SSD for system and SSD 2xRaid for data, 32Gb Ram, nVidia RTX 2070 (mobile) | located in Majorca / Spain
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Hello again,
I solved it by copying all scenes and dump them in a new empty patch. IMPORTANT: First add and sort all your media to the new empty patch, then select all scenes from the old one, and paste them into the new one. This way all media will be correctly assigned to players, etc.
PD: I guess it might be a good idea to do this every time, once you have finished a complicated patch where you've been tinkering a lot.
Cheers
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@gaspar said:
in the patch I'm currently working on, I can't activate the audio option through VIEW -> AUDIO, or CTRL+ALT+A. It simply does nothing.Former versions of the same patch (I use to keep older versions just in case I want to go back) allow it. I'm not sure what changes could have caused that.
What happened is that, at some point, you just dragged it really far down to get it out of your way instead of using the menu or keyboard shortcut to hide it. Isadora stores the size you manually assign to the views and by dragging it down all the way the "visible" size for it was manually set to a value that didn't let you see the audio view. Thus when you used the menu or keyboard shortcut to switch between showing and hiding it, when it was "shown", it would be at that tiny (non-visible) size and all that'd be visible is the little divider that lets you drag up and down to make it smaller and larger.
https://recordit.co/dIP9V6vWC4
I'll log this as a bug. We should detect when the size has be manually set to "0" and then override that value and set it back to the default the next time the view is hidden or shown via the menu or keyboard shortcut.
