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It is really not helpful at all to attach a video of a completely different software where you do not appear to click any buttons except for the "Play" button. What are "hand up" and "hand down" buttons? |
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Sorry for incorrect video, i send options see marked try it Settings_MIDI~2.png (31,499 bytes) |
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That's completly bug in openmpt's gui |
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From what I understand is that you mean that the arrow up / down keys (or scroll wheel) do not work in a handful of edit fields. This is now fixed in r18844. |
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The issue not been resolved in r18844 |
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preview in r18844 |
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I have never seen this kind of behaviour and cannot reproduce it on any machines. I'm afraid you are on your own in figuring out why your system behaves that way. |
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Very sad Saga, it was unable to fix the GUI. I think bug in the compiler windows dev or something. You can contact to manx. Manx can help you to fix the god-awful UI (-_-;)・・・ |
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Bamboo Tracker is built with Qt, OpenMPT is built with MFC. Qt does not use native WinAPI controls even if it may look like it, and thus Qt is not bound to native Windows behaviour. You probably increased the scroll rate of spin buttons somewhere in your Windows configuration, so you should observe the same effect in some parts of Windows that still use classic WinAPI controls like OpenMPT does. |
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Cursor blink rate in regedit can behavior scroll rate image.png (33,710 bytes) image-2.png (11,646 bytes) |
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it set 7 milliseconds to blinking ~144Hz monitor [Mostly like BKPC (Black Knight Personal Computer)] |
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Okay, so you set the cursor blink rate to a completely unusable value. You'll have to deal with the consequences of changing that setting then. |
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