[James Ross]

JeroenP, on 08 June 2015 - 11:02 PM, said:

I do not think these are currently being read by OpenRails (at least, I cannot find any file that loads these things).

Correct, they're only used in editors, not in game.

[Csantucci]

If Trackviewer wants to have all Mosaic functions, then markers should be (optionally) shown. If not, they are not needed.

[JeroenP]

For the charts I added zooming with buttons (+, -), shifting left and right with arrow keys, and zooming with mouse scroll wheel.
I also filtered mileposts when they became too crowded.
Jeroen

[markus_GE]

JeroenP, on 09 June 2015 - 12:07 PM, said:

For the charts I added zooming with buttons (+, -), shifting left and right with arrow keys, and zooming with mouse scroll wheel.
I also filtered mileposts when they became too crowded.
Jeroen

Will shifting left and right by drag-and-drop be available too, like it´s in the main TrackViewer window? Makes it a little more intuitive to use, as you don´t have to switch inout devices during zooming and panning. (Just IMHO)

Cheers, Markus

[JeroenP]

markus_GE, on 10 June 2015 - 12:15 AM, said:

Will shifting left and right by drag-and-drop be available too, like it´s in the main TrackViewer window? Makes it a little more intuitive to use, as you don´t have to switch inout devices during zooming and panning. (Just IMHO)

Cheers, Markus

Markus. Shifint left and right by drag-and-drop is available in the Scrollbar at the bottom. Is that not what you meant? I would think it makes sense to keep the scrollbar because it shows you where in the route you are.

Jeroen.

[markus_GE]

I actually meant dragging-and-dropping right on the chart, as it can be done with the map in the main window of TrackViewer. That would, IMO, keep the two in sync RE how to navigate them. :)

You´re right, though, that a scroll-bar is useful to give you a sense of where on the chart you are :)

Cheers, Markus

[JeroenP]

markus_GE, on 10 June 2015 - 12:15 AM, said:

Will shifting left and right by drag-and-drop be available too, like it´s in the main TrackViewer window? Makes it a little more intuitive to use, as you don´t have to switch inout devices during zooming and panning. (Just IMHO)

Cheers, Markus

Done. Not as smooth as in TrackViewer, but good enough I guess.
I also fixed the 'gridsplitter': you can increase the top part or the bottom part by dragging the separation line (not sure how to call it).
Jeroen.

[markus_GE]

That sounds great, Jeroen :)

Looking forward to trying with the new X release tomorrow evening :jawdrop2:

Cheers, Markus