Hey guys I am the guy working on mouse scratching. I don't think if I have introduced myself (...yet?) I am Shashank Kumar. I am a junior year student of Electronics and Communication Engineering. I don't remember how I came across Mixxx first time, but it was about a year back and I was impressed by the way it works. :) I first witnessed mouse scratching with TerminatorX, I liked the idea and wanted to implement the same in Mixxx. And here I am!
Btw, coming back to subject - I am kinda stuck with one-to-one motion of mouse with waveform, there are 2 constraints: 1. 'rate' (the one which is set by scratch2 CO) falls always in range of -3.675 to +3.675 (afaik), while speed of mouse pointer can shoot upto 30 2. Qt has no direct way of controlling mouse speed (i have already asked for help on #qt) If no speed control is done then mouse seems to move at much faster rate than waveform, ie no one-to-one correspondence b/n mouse and waveform. Now, only way I can think is to remove limits of 'rate'. Can anyone please suggest some feasible plan? A little history of what has been done: After screwing up with MSE's scratch functions, I started again form Skye's branch. I have changed the CO to scratch2. Mouse cursor position is limited by the waveform display while scratching. If anyone wants to try my code its at: lp:~shanx-shashank/mixxx/mouseScratch I have done a temporary hack to magnify waveform on mouse scratching - at this magnification mouse and waveform are moving one-to-one, as long as mouse is within the limits of 'rate' To disable this hack set: shanx_mScratch = false; on line 201 in src/widget/wglwaveformviewer.cpp And, I was wondering if we have some documentation instructing how to name variables/functions in Mixxx-land? Thanks Shashank irc nick: shanxS PS: my branch is under development, *lot* of cleaning is required. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Colocation vs. Managed Hosting A question and answer guide to determining the best fit for your organization - today and in the future. http://p.sf.net/sfu/internap-sfd2d _______________________________________________ Mixxx-devel mailing list Mixxx-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mixxx-devel
