Hi guys I have a problem:
when I view the sidelist above the jog wheel I see the mouse cursor.
If I move the mouse wheel it scratches me.
How can I hide the scratch slider on the side list?
Thanks.
Zanard.
when I view the sidelist above the jog wheel I see the mouse cursor.
If I move the mouse wheel it scratches me.
How can I hide the scratch slider on the side list?
Thanks.
Zanard.
Posté Mon 02 Dec 19 @ 9:40 am
You need to use a condition on the panel that has the scratch disk and use two different mouse masks. One for when the sideview is not visible, and one for when it's visible.
Posté Mon 02 Dec 19 @ 9:47 am
PhantomDeejay wrote :
You need to use a condition on the panel that has the scratch disk and use two different mouse masks. One for when the sideview is not visible, and one for when it's visible.
Thank George.
Can you give an example?
Posté Mon 02 Dec 19 @ 11:45 am
<scratch visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 0">
...
<mousemask x="5" y="1100"/>
</scratch>
<scratch visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 1">
...
<mousemask x="805" y="1100"/>
</scratch>
<browser visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 1">
...
</browser>
In this example you have two scratch elements for the same jog, that are identical. You only change when each one is "visible" (and takes effect)
Then, for each scratch element you set a different mousemask (as in order to determine when mouse has effect over scratch area or not)
...
<mousemask x="5" y="1100"/>
</scratch>
<scratch visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 1">
...
<mousemask x="805" y="1100"/>
</scratch>
<browser visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 1">
...
</browser>
In this example you have two scratch elements for the same jog, that are identical. You only change when each one is "visible" (and takes effect)
Then, for each scratch element you set a different mousemask (as in order to determine when mouse has effect over scratch area or not)
Posté Mon 02 Dec 19 @ 12:38 pm
PhantomDeejay wrote :
<scratch visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 0">
...
<mousemask x="5" y="1100"/>
</scratch>
<scratch visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 1">
...
<mousemask x="805" y="1100"/>
</scratch>
<browser visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 1">
...
</browser>
In this example you have two scratch elements for the same jog, that are identical. You only change when each one is "visible" (and takes effect)
Then, for each scratch element you set a different mousemask (as in order to determine when mouse has effect over scratch area or not)
...
<mousemask x="5" y="1100"/>
</scratch>
<scratch visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 1">
...
<mousemask x="805" y="1100"/>
</scratch>
<browser visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 1">
...
</browser>
In this example you have two scratch elements for the same jog, that are identical. You only change when each one is "visible" (and takes effect)
Then, for each scratch element you set a different mousemask (as in order to determine when mouse has effect over scratch area or not)
Thanks George, but it is not clear to me.
I'll give you my example:
When I press the button the fileview opens above jog
From your example I should integrate in the panel 'list' the variable <scratch visibility = "var_equal 'BrowserOver' 1"> to turn off the mouse?
<button action="skin_pannel 'list' on">
...
<button/>
<panel id="list" group="master" visible="no" >
<scratch visibility="var_equal 'BrowserOver' 1">
...
</scratch>
<fileview>
....
</fileview>
</panel>
Posté Mon 02 Dec 19 @ 2:23 pm
zanard wrote :
When I press the button the fileview opens above jog
When I press the button the fileview opens above jog
What's the code of that button ?
Posté Mon 02 Dec 19 @ 3:04 pm
PhantomDeejay wrote :
What's the code of that button ?
zanard wrote :
When I press the button the fileview opens above jog
When I press the button the fileview opens above jog
What's the code of that button ?
Posté Mon 02 Dec 19 @ 5:47 pm