Closed mixxxbot closed 2 years ago
Commented by: esbrandt Date: 2014-10-31T19:07:20Z
FWIW, the actual keys to use are
<SignalRGBLowColor>/<SignalRGBLowColor>
<SignalRGBMidColor>/<SignalRGBMidColor>
<SignalRGBHighColor>/<SignalRGBHighColor>
Works with RGB (GL) waveforms exclusively Preferences>Waveforms>Summery Type>RGB (GL)
Commented by: esbrandt Date: 2014-10-31T19:08:17Z
Where is the edit button :)
<SignalRGBLowColor></SignalRGBLowColor>
<SignalRGBMidColor></SignalRGBMidColor>
<SignalRGBHighColor></SignalRGBHighColor>
Commented by: ninomp Date: 2014-11-30T19:55:39Z
Should I fix this in non-GL RGB waveform renderer as well?
Commented by: daschuer Date: 2014-11-30T20:22:12Z
I think no, unless there a special use case for this.
I think the main difference is: RGB -> all colors are possible due to the mix. Non RGB, only the given colors are used. So both cases are covered.
Commented by: esbrandt Date: 2014-12-03T10:24:24Z
We are talking about the NON-GL RGB waveform renderer, correct?
I`d say yes, it makes sense to make the <SignalRGB$Color> work there too, because one can assume the selected colors work across all available RGB renderers. Then the wishlist bug is nailed down.
Issue closed with status Fix Released.
Reported by: zezic Date: 2014-10-03T02:30:39Z Status: Fix Released Importance: Wishlist Launchpad Issue: lp1376989 Tags: skin, waveform