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    • craigw
      craigw last edited by

      Hi, I use three different computers to work on the Isadora builds. I like the actors to be spaced apart and the patch lines to have some distance from the actors. Basically what I think is a clean and clear look work space. When I open that same build on a different computer (Laptop) everything is smashed together, actors are overlapping each other lines are on top of actors. Is there a setting I missed?

      Mac OS Ventura 2017 MacPro, 32g Ram ,AMD FirePro D700 6144 MB. Isadora v3.2.6 Los Angeles CA

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      • Woland
        Woland Tech Staff @craigw last edited by Woland

        @craigw

        That looks like a patch that was created before the Text Draw actor got its four positional outputs (which made it wider).

        I've also see this kind of thing happen when switching a patch between macOS and Windows.

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          DusX Tech Staff @craigw last edited by

          @craigw said:

          three different computers to work on the Isadora builds

           Are you moving between mac and windows?

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          • craigw
            craigw last edited by

            Currently it’s been all Mac. All different size monitors.

            If I use the Isadora zoom in zoom out magnifying tool the problem doesn’t change.

            And not just this build, and I don’t always use the text actor.

            Mac OS Ventura 2017 MacPro, 32g Ram ,AMD FirePro D700 6144 MB. Isadora v3.2.6 Los Angeles CA

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            • CitizenJoe
              CitizenJoe @craigw last edited by

              @craigw

              I've noticed this when screen resolutions between machines are different (on Windows).

              Cheers,

              Hugh

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              • craigw
                craigw last edited by

                yes, my screen resolutions are all different.

                Mac OS Ventura 2017 MacPro, 32g Ram ,AMD FirePro D700 6144 MB. Isadora v3.2.6 Los Angeles CA

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