SliderPack LAF — Two Quick Questions

[charlotteemma]

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[ustk]

yep guys, neither is working the clicked property...

[ustk]

@d-healey @ulrik oh wait a second, I'm just making the parallel in my head! The intensity slider in the modulation matrix cannot be clicked everywhere because of the overlapping label. And I've just seen that the label isn't deactivated for the linear slider LAF.
Trying a fix and making a PR...

[ILIAM]

@ustk Im and on an older version of hise, can you adress an cpp or h file that needs the changes?
Can't update because of compatibility issues with new version

[d.healey]

@ILIAM said in SliderPack LAF — Two Quick Questions:

Can't update because of compatibility issues with new version

What's the issue? It's better we solve that than you make a Frankenhise :)

[ustk]

Alright it's pushed.

@ILIAM Well, I think your issue needs to be resolved first then, working this way will bring nothing else than confusion and worse, later project issues.
But if you really want to do this, you can see the pull request on github and download the modified file. That being said, it's not what I advise...

[ustk]

Unfortunately this doesn't fix the ModulationMatrix linear slider issue... @Christoph-Hart ?

[ustk]

@d-healey Got a better fix:

Math.pow(me, dumb);

The showTextBox property simply needs to be disabled...

[d.healey]

@ustk said in SliderPack LAF — Two Quick Questions:

The showTextBox property simply needs to be disabled...

Sliderpacks don't have that property.

[ustk]

@d-healey Oh Math.pow won't be enough then... I haven't paid attention it's for an sp...