I added these suggestion, except for switching the Left and Middle
MouseButtons. LEft is still Work Cursor, middle is now Playhead.
OK
So, remon, you still want to disable set/move work cursor with the
LeftMouseButton?
Not disabling it, it's just more solid to use [D] for moving things around, than relying on the left mouse button for setting the work cursor, play cursor, moving, and selection, which makes the chance of starting the 'wrong' action by accident considarably larger, but of course, we want to be nice to the starting user, who thinks that everything should be managed by one button :-)
Also, is it weird to use W to move/set the playhead? (I'd expect W to
move/set work cursor since Work starts with W...)
Hmyeah, heh, you allready uploaded the change ....
Just popping up in my mind, what about indeed using W for setting/moving the workcursor, since W for work cursor sounds logical, and using the Shift button for moving / setting the playhead ?
Ben
On 5/25/07, Jonatan Liljedahl <
address@hidden > wrote:
> Remon wrote:
> > Hi Ben,
> >
> >> So... I now think that my plan of overloading the Space bar to
> >> start/stop playback, and also to drag the playcursor was a bad idea.
> >
> > Hah, I thought it was my idea :D
> >
> > Never mind, I still love how it works, but we cannot 'set' the playcursor with
> > a < K > type of action, like we can with the work cursor, which is the 'real'
> > problem I think, not the fact that [ spacebar ] does what it does...
> >
> > So we indeed need a Set Playhead function (thanks for implementing that!), and
> > I would suggest to not change the spacebar behavior as it is now, but use
> > another key action to be able to 'set' the playhead...
> >
> > In respect to mouse button left, I really like to keep that one 'free' for
> > selection!
> > So in order to be able to select multiple clips, you cannot or, very hardly
> > use the mouse left button to drag clips, set the playhead, or something
> > else... (although it is possible of course)
> >
> > Wat about using < W > for setting the playhead position, and << W >> to move
> > it (back) to the work cursor ?
>
> Sure, that sounds good. And I really think also that [ W ] instead of [
> SPACE ] should drag the playcursor...
>
> --
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