(Can remember that at some point, testing a build of this patch, it wasn't possible to drag the play head, and as I do not have a built environment anymore, could it be checked if this is working…
As it currently is very limited what is exposed in the API of the Retime properties, in this example only the Draw Retime is placed and then the frame position of the retime control points: ![reti…
I think they are already 2px, or you mean 2x?
On the 2px outlines, I guess it's hard to see, but what if they're double as wide as they are now?
while active-but-not-selected has the…
Very nice with the drop shadow on the texts! So much better. I have only a few questions left:
Was it tested to make the selection outlines 2px wide, so they'll stand out more? IMO, they need…
If it should be in consistency with the Sound strip, the Video sub-panel should be the topmost sub-panel, and the retime bool could be placed inside of that. If there are plans to expose more…
@lichtwerk There are so many problems with Scene strips, I'm getting crashes, and stuff not working with them all the time. I think Scene strips calls for some detailed BF QA in-house testing and…
Yes, with the latest the crash seems to have been fixed, however the framing changes in "Rendered". Does that do that on your setup too?
Just to make it clear:
Movie Clip strip properties should have a sub panel on top like all other strip types, and it should include a data-block selector. All things, to make it in consistency…
It still doesn't belong in the Time panel. If it is a pr. strip setting, it should be implemented in consistency with how the display Waveform is implemented as a pr. strip setting: ![image](/atta…
@mod_moder This whole thing looks more than anything like an incomplete implementation in all areas, which has gone out of sight and out of mind. And as such, it can be seen as one full implementat…
A note on the saturation levels: blender/blender#118288 (comment)
Looking at the saturation levels, as the most saturated elements gets the most attention. And IMHO should the active/selected elements get the most attention.
![saturation.gif](/attachments/74f…
In this design, how does the user know what strip is the active strip (w. exposed values in the sidebar), if no strips are selected, and therefore have no outline?
I would recommend doing a test-build and get community feedback on it, since this is a major change in how it feels to work in the VSE. As mentioned, without handle hover highlighting, it feels…