Maybe I didn’t well understand the purpose of the Before/After view or there is a possible bug.
If I make a change, this takes place first on the “After” window and after a few moments also on the “Before” window. There is just a moment to see the difference.
Do I do something wrong? Art 1.14 Win7 64
Hi, you have to explicitly “lock” the before view. See this short demo:
HTH
Goyt it! Thank you!
At this point, it could be nice to have a refresh of the “after” view, after unlock it.
I mean:
“before/after” view enabled
lock the “after” view
do all/some changes until it’s OK
then unlock the “after” view, that is refreshed and everything is ready to be locked again for any further improvement to be compared.
And with “after” you mean “before”?
I mean:
“before/after” view enabled
lock the “before” view
do all/some changes until it’s OK
then unlock the “before” view, that is refreshed and everything is ready to be locked again for any further improvement to be compared.
I would understand this a little more. Of course, having something like a button to manually refresh would me more elegant and comfortable than having to unlock and do and undo something in the editor to refresh the before view.
I have never used the before/after view, but I have just seen the tooltip:
“will follow the After view one step behind”
I’m propably missing something, but it doesn’t look “one step behind” to me.
I think the tooltip is outdated – sorry. I probably forgot to updated it when I changed the behaviour. I’ll fix it, thanks for pointing out!
And with “after” you mean “before”?
Yes… sorry. My brain is going after… or before… 