bbehrens Posted Thursday at 11:27 PM Share Posted Thursday at 11:27 PM It looks to me like the ON/OFF and DELETE virtual buttons above the Helix blocks look like they are a about 5 pixels big. Did this change? Are my eyes just getting old? Also, it appears that Line 6 changed the editing behavior to require that you now hold SHIFT in order to use the mouse wheel for micro changes in a block parameter. Firstly, I wish that this was not just plain simply changed on us with little documentation of the change (I haven't found it anywhere yet - at least it is NOT obvious as fundamental editing behavior probably SHOULD be), but a simple mouse click STILL changes the parameter setting. I get using the SHIFT key to eliminate inadvertent mouse wheel changes but then to keep allowing left mouse button clicks to go ahead and inadvertently change the parameter seems a little inconsistent and NOT helpful. I really wish that Line 6 would not change the behavior that has been successful for over ten years and instead make these changes as new optional features that can be turned on and off depending on user preferences. I am continuing to be convinced that Line 6 does not know what user preferences are. Does anyone have a preference for not being given a preference? Will this improve instead of degrade? P.S. ALSO, CTRL-Z (typically undo last action in Microsoft Windows) instead defaults to the default for the parameter. So that behavior is not helpful either. P.S. P.S. ALSO, SHIFT-Left Mouse button Switches between Enabling and Disabling the Snapshot control of the block parameter! (Which could make you lose you snapshot settings for that parameter for all snapshots if you happen to inadvertently hit the Left Mouse button while still holding the SHIFT key) So be careful what your hands are doing. - Still awaiting the Expand D-10. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dandesy Posted Thursday at 11:32 PM Share Posted Thursday at 11:32 PM Do you actually think that they did this just cause they felt like it? That no one mashed for it??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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