GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 603107
keyframes are hard to manipulate near trimming handles/clips edges
Last modified: 2010-01-22 23:45:56 UTC
Currently, keyframes - are contained "inside" the boundaries of the clips (ie: they can't "bleed" over the border and outside the clip's bounding box) - are shown under the trimming handles This is problematic because it's basically impossible to manipulate the first and last keyframe. A potential way to work around this would be to layer the curves+keyframes "on top" of trimming handles, and making the keyframes/curves' hitbox prioritized over the trimming handle's hitbox (since it's large enough anyway). Thus if we can see and click the keyframe at the end of a clip even though the trimming handle is shown under, then we can do manipulations such as fades much more easily (at least until we have "real" transitions and bug #579230 cornered).
commit 660aab6c93230aa25b16eafa29f8c3a966d14ba9 Author: Brandon Lewis <brandon_lewis@alum.berkeley.edu> Date: Tue Jan 5 10:52:49 2010 -0800 curve.py, trackobject.py: fix curve hitbox detection issues curve.py: make keyframes larger again closes bugs 603425, 603107