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OS X El Capitan 10.11.1 (15B42) - Time since boot: about one dayĪPPLE SSD SM0256F disk0 : (251 GB) (Solid State - TRIM: Yes) Video Information: (What does this mean?) Hardware Information: (What does this mean?)īluetooth: Good - Handoff/Airdrop2 supported I'm attaching the Etrecheck report below.Ĭlick the links for help with non-Apple products.Ĭlick the links for more information about that line. After Effects scrubs just fine but not Motion. Wiped the drive and installed everything from scratch but Motion is still not scrubbing.
Activepresenter scrub timeline install#
Yesterday I performed a yet another clean install of El Capitan. With CINEMA 4D I have noticed some slow-downs in the app itself but primarily when closing it down - up to 1 minute for the app to quit after the Quit command is invoked. With Photoshop it's most noticeable when using the Magnifying Glass to zoom in or out, it's a short freeze or delay before the app responds. Mousepos.Position = dotnetobject "" tx.x tracksnap_p.Yes, since upgrading to El Capitan I've noticed glitches and slow-downs in Photoshop and CINEMA 4D as well. Tx.x=tx.x+(((timedistance*keyspace) as float)/TicksPerFrame) Keyspace=tb_width/(() as integer )*TicksPerFrame - calculate keyframe pixel spacing on trackbar. Tb_width=vs.x*2-139 -2*viewport size + border +-2x70 = trackviewsize in pixels Tb_width=vs.x-139 -1*viewport size + border - 2x70 = trackviewsize in pixels If (abs(kn-sliderTime)0 AND tracksnap_key!=sliderTime AND kb.modifierKeys=kb.modifierKeys.alt ) then If (abs(tracksnap_key-sliderTime)>tr2) do If (tracksnap_key=undefined) do ( tracksnap_key=0) very simple key selection, should be smarter store current and old mouse cursor position in global vars. globals so they can be reused between different callback events.
Activepresenter scrub timeline free#
Reminds me, I did a vague attempt for keyframe snapping that failed somewhat It calculatea the pixel distance between keyframes on the timeline based on the viewport widths, it linearly linked to that… when alt is pressed and a keyframe is close while scrubbing the mouse is moved to the x-postion of the target keyframe… but it all hooked to the registerTimeCallback that is triggered when it moves the mouse to the new position which makes it very unstable… feel free to do something with it if you have the time Markers (as in bookmarks for the timeline) Zoom controls like in Premiere/After effects and a ‘working area’ seperate from the range in view Better scrubbing, like your mScrub thing Nice one! In general I feel the whole timeline can use a bit of polish…
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