First and foremost congratulations for the fantastic little software, it looks and works great!
While playing with it I found a small bug or rather an annoyance. pressing tab when typing in the with, height or frame rate boxes cycles in an unintuitive order. Cycling goes Framerate>Height>Width, the expected behavior would be from left to right Framerate>Width>Heigh.
Also either I am doing something wrong or the option under Options>Edit Frames>Revert Frames doesn't seem to be working, nothing happens when selected
Also one small feature request:
While editing an animation make the frame delay dialog box affect all selected frames, not just the current one
Comments: Thanks for the fix, appreciated. Well then I guess I have two other bug reports, I've been testing both under Windows 7 64bits and now under XP64bits and neither revert frames nor setting frame delay through the small box at the bottom of the window seem to be respecting selection. 1. I tried with a few or all frames selected go to Options>Edit Frames>Revert Frames and nothing happens, frames remain in the same unchanged order. 1. Also changing frame rate on the small dialog box at the bottom only affects current frame not selection, going to Options>Edit Frames>Change speed does change all selected frames, but doesn't allow entering an absolute frame rate value.
While playing with it I found a small bug or rather an annoyance. pressing tab when typing in the with, height or frame rate boxes cycles in an unintuitive order. Cycling goes Framerate>Height>Width, the expected behavior would be from left to right Framerate>Width>Heigh.
Also either I am doing something wrong or the option under Options>Edit Frames>Revert Frames doesn't seem to be working, nothing happens when selected
Also one small feature request:
While editing an animation make the frame delay dialog box affect all selected frames, not just the current one
Comments: Thanks for the fix, appreciated. Well then I guess I have two other bug reports, I've been testing both under Windows 7 64bits and now under XP64bits and neither revert frames nor setting frame delay through the small box at the bottom of the window seem to be respecting selection. 1. I tried with a few or all frames selected go to Options>Edit Frames>Revert Frames and nothing happens, frames remain in the same unchanged order. 1. Also changing frame rate on the small dialog box at the bottom only affects current frame not selection, going to Options>Edit Frames>Change speed does change all selected frames, but doesn't allow entering an absolute frame rate value.