In MP's filters,
There are:
Enhance detail
Enhance Focus
Focus Restoration
But they don't have any way to modify the intensity - and I wish they did!
This is Enhance Edges. What does the little ticker button do? It looks like the handle for a slider control, but it doesn't slide. If I fiddle with it a bunch, it will finally reset the value (but that is what the other little button is for - reset):
Filter dialog boxes too small
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- Brother Gabriel-Marie
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Re: Focus Filters
Please drag one of the corners of the dialog to increase the size of the window.Brother Gabriel-Marie wrote:This is Enhance Edges. What does the little ticker button do? It looks like the handle for a slider control, but it doesn't slide. If I fiddle with it a bunch, it will finally reset the value (but that is what the other little button is for - reset):
- Brother Gabriel-Marie
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Re: Focus Filters
XnTriq,
Well at first I didn't understand why you would say that, because the window is PLENTY large enough to accomodate a slider bar: I mean, I saw all that space in the top and the bottom of the Parameters area, and my brain said, "enough space! - and in the default window size for the dialogue"
Then I got to thinking about that.
And I realized that the slider bar actually does appear if you stretch the window horizontally. In conclusion to all that, I reckon that I should have guessed that.
I wonder if the default dialogue shouldn't be wider in order to suggest that that really is a slider bar (I did recognize the handle as belonging to a slider control - but I am a programmer...)
or, perhaps the slider bar could go beneath the textbox with the up-down control to take advantage of all the vertical space without requiring a larger dialogue.
I dunno - just some thoughts here on intuitiveness.
Well at first I didn't understand why you would say that, because the window is PLENTY large enough to accomodate a slider bar: I mean, I saw all that space in the top and the bottom of the Parameters area, and my brain said, "enough space! - and in the default window size for the dialogue"
Then I got to thinking about that.
And I realized that the slider bar actually does appear if you stretch the window horizontally. In conclusion to all that, I reckon that I should have guessed that.
I wonder if the default dialogue shouldn't be wider in order to suggest that that really is a slider bar (I did recognize the handle as belonging to a slider control - but I am a programmer...)
or, perhaps the slider bar could go beneath the textbox with the up-down control to take advantage of all the vertical space without requiring a larger dialogue.
I dunno - just some thoughts here on intuitiveness.
Filter dialog boxes too small
Hi, Br. Gabriel-Marie (-:
Yes, I absolutely agree and decided to move this topic to bug reports.
Yes, I absolutely agree and decided to move this topic to bug reports.
Re: Filter dialog boxes too small
+1I wonder if the default dialogue shouldn't be wider in order to suggest that that really is a slider bar (I did recognize the handle as belonging to a slider control - but I am a programmer...)
+1or, perhaps the slider bar could go beneath the textbox with the up-down control to take advantage of all the vertical space without requiring a larger dialogue.
Two issues here. Both needs implementation.
m. Th.
- Dark Themed XnViewMP 1.6 64bit on Win11 x64 -
- Dark Themed XnViewMP 1.6 64bit on Win11 x64 -
Re: Filter dialog boxes too small
Problem no longer occurs in 0.84 and later: Default size of filter box has been adjusted.
Textbox is still right to the slider but I think that doesn't matter.
Closed
Textbox is still right to the slider but I think that doesn't matter.
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