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In ADE, it is impossible to select a GP at zoom-level 13.66 except by rubber-band selection.
I can select a boundary fence and guide-line but not a GP.
presumably because it is too small?
Please send me the file you were using that opened the editor without those boxes being filled in.
If you ever notice those textboxes not properly initialized, please send me the file. In any case, I have changed the program to ignore a null entry in tose textboxes, so even if it happens again, you shouldn't get the endless loop.There is no point Don. I restarted and everything was ok.
On a mouse with a center wheel, that wheel is a zoom control. Not sure why simply depressing the button/wheel has any effect. I'll see if I can implement a more-diciplined approach.Could you inhibit the mouse centre-button please? I keep using it to attempt to centre the screen but it moves any selected points
Now the good news (for me at least). The misalignment of the cross-hatch is due to you moving vertices in the editor rather than in ADE.The GP editor seems fine, but I think there is a triangulation problem:
From your initial report, George, I was suspicious that a depression of the middle mouse button was being interpreted as a command to zoom and that you were referring to that zoom when you referred to selected points being moved. I had forgotten that, long ago, I had carried over from another program the capability to move all vertices when the middle mouse button was depressed. That capability is not appropriate to this program and I now I appreciate it was that movement to which you were referring.Could you inhibit the mouse centre-button please? I keep using it to attempt to centre the screen but it moves any selected points
When you first created those two polys and displayed them in the editor, the texture was properly aligned. However, when you moved the vertices, you "stretched" the texture. However, the physical (ADE) position of the vertices was unchanged - resulting in the display you got.
No, it was created from scratch this morning.Is it possible that this ADE file was prepared with an earlier version of the AGE-GP editor that had display issues?
Also includes a new version of the user manual that clarifes what happens when individual vertices are moved.
The distortion on resizing