valid kestrel
When adjusting parameter with mouse, it's possible to make fine adjustments by either holding Shift while adjusting, or holding second button while still holding first button. Holding shift is default way of doing it as it's also applicable to touch and touchpad input, but combination of Shift and both mouse buttons stacks precision (when possible to use both).
jagged parcel
thanks, you made my day, didn't know about using both mouse buttons
valid kestrel
thanks, you made my day, didn't know about using both mouse buttons
kinda was discovered by accident, I don't think it's mentioned anywhere in manual either
cerulean cave
I wonder if that is platform specific, I can't get the double mouse button trick to work, only using shift slows a parameter change for me (on macos). In preferences I tried using 'absolute mouse mode' in case it had any effect and it didn't, but it did weirdly break the shift behaviour (?!)
valid kestrel
I can't really check it on macos, but I imagine with their tendency to put only one button, it might not woek
cerulean cave
You're memory of macos might be a bit out of date 🙂 multiple button mice have been a thing on osx as long as I have been using it at least. I suspect it's just a bug.
valid kestrel
You're memory of macos might be a bit out of date 🙂 multiple button mice have b...
I mean that they have Control+click for right click, and yes it's been long time ago when I stumbled on macbook where you couldn't right click on trackpad
plus there's magic mouse where you have to enable second button imitation in similar way it works for Microsoft touch mouse out of the box
and I suppose on both of these you wouldn't be able to hold first and second mouse buttons at once, unless you can configure gesture for that
cerulean cave
Two button mice just work as you'd expect with macos, you can right click without also using ctrl