There's some issues with the sound frame visualization:
When I select the frames in a sound layer, the selected frames will be visualized with an offset all the way to the left of its container.
This is happening ever since the sound frame-add preview feature was added. When you double click an empty space you will add a new frame
It seems only the first frame container is used as the previsualization model for new frames. In this case I think it's sensible given the variety of sound lengths one can have, but I just want to know if it's intended or not. Please confirm.
Considering audio files will always force a container to change size it might be better to make it a fixed size of one frame 🟥 instead but I'll make this a separate request after we have discussed it internally with the team.
Video or Image Reference
Unselected Frame
Selected frameNotice how the frame container shifts towards the left; If I grab the sound in any place that it should exist, I can drag it properly, so it's just a visual glitch when selected
Expected Results
Frame container previsualization should accurately depict the position and length of the sound frame or any other frame in any layer.
Steps to reproduce
Add a sound layer
Add a sound file
Observe the correct position of the frame container
Select the the frame container
Notice the offset towards the left of its starting point
Issue Summary
There's some issues with the sound frame visualization:
Video or Image Reference
Unselected Frame
Selected frame Notice how the frame container shifts towards the left; If I grab the sound in any place that it should exist, I can drag it properly, so it's just a visual glitch when selected
Expected Results
Frame container previsualization should accurately depict the position and length of the sound frame or any other frame in any layer.
Steps to reproduce
System Information
commit: 91b1721baef012d49cffd0d23358524a420af9fd date: 2021-11-14_16:46:59
Operating System: Windows 10 Version 2009 CPU Architecture: x86_64 Qt Version: 5.15.2