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Double click an effect to go to its parameters
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4 years 2 months ago #1 by Bloody Eugene
Double click an effect to go to its parameters was created by Bloody Eugene
Hi!
Wouldn't be easier to access effect parameters if a double click on the effect name in the "Shaders section" leads to the corrispondent effect values in the "Config parameters section"?
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Wouldn't be easier to access effect parameters if a double click on the effect name in the "Shaders section" leads to the corrispondent effect values in the "Config parameters section"?
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4 years 2 months ago #2 by crosire
Replied by crosire on topic Double click an effect to go to its parameters
The upper list is a list of techniques. One effect file can have multiple techniques, but they correspond to the same variable names. So double clicking on a technique does not really make sense.
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3 years 7 months ago #3 by brazzjazz
Replied by brazzjazz on topic Double click an effect to go to its parameters
I think the current system is cumbersome, though. The option and its parameters are in two different windows, while they actually belong together. You could have just one window, and have the parameters of an effect open with a drop-down menu, next to the toggle button.crosire wrote: The upper list is a list of techniques. One effect file can have multiple techniques, but they correspond to the same variable names. So double clicking on a technique does not really make sense.
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