I found Steve's excellent tutorial video on Potlatch really
interesting - not so much because I don't know how to use Potlatch ;)
, but more from a UI feedback point of view.
For example, Steve was having difficulty remembering when/how you
should double-click, and when you should
On Feb 20, 2008 12:28 PM, Alex S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andy Allan wrote:
You click the way to get the nodes to appear, then the node, then it
wants to draw a line. You ignore the stretchy line, and select the
properties and delete the tag, and then you're stuck desperately
trying to
On Feb 20, 2008 11:54 AM, Andy Allan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 20, 2008 11:20 AM, Richard Fairhurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found Steve's excellent tutorial video on Potlatch really
interesting - not so much because I don't know how to use Potlatch ;)
, but more from a UI feedback
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 12:28 PM, Alex S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andy Allan wrote:
You click the way to get the nodes to appear, then the node, then it
wants to draw a line. You ignore the stretchy line, and select the
properties and delete the tag, and then you're stuck desperately
What little things like that annoy you, or took you a while to get used to?
There's quite a bit of mystery meat going on, which takes time to learn.
For example, the icons bottom left, will benefit from text underneath
them. (Yes, you can hover over them and wait for a few seconds to see
a
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Richard Fairhurst wrote:
| I found Steve's excellent tutorial video on Potlatch really
| interesting - not so much because I don't know how to use Potlatch ;)
| , but more from a UI feedback point of view.
|
| For example, Steve was having difficulty
tim wrote:
What little things like that annoy you, or took you a while to
get used to?
There's quite a bit of mystery meat going on, which takes time to learn.
Mmmm, mystery meat... I had some of that in a curry house in
Abergavenny on Sunday.
Seriously, I do know, but that's kind of
Pressing [Enter] is counter intuitive to me, as that usually confirms
what I'm doing instead of canceling for which [ESC] is more common.
God knows how many times I have hit [ESC] when using Potlatch to find
out that doesn't work... again...
An idea to show the possibilities somewhere when one
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Lambertus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pressing [Enter] is counter intuitive to me, as that usually confirms
what I'm doing instead of canceling for which [ESC] is more common.
Exactly - enter confirms the edit and escape cancels it. That is
precisely what
Robert (Jamie) Munro wrote:
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Richard Fairhurst wrote:
| I found Steve's excellent tutorial video on Potlatch really
| interesting - not so much because I don't know how to use Potlatch ;)
| , but more from a UI feedback point of view.
|
| For
Richard Fairhurst a écrit :
What little things like that annoy you, or took you a while to get used to?
The use of the r key to copy last-selected-way tags behave strangely.
If you select a way, select another one, press r, select another one,
press r... It works as I expect : the tags of
Richard Fairhurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What little things like that annoy you, or took you a while to get
used to?
This doesn't strictly belong here, but when you open Potlatch, you can
choose between Start and Play - *and* you can just start editing
where it's not clear which mode you
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