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Quoting from [Input guide](https://www.glfw.org/docs/3.3/input_guide.html#input_key): > You can query the scancode for any named key on the **current platform** with glfwGetKeyScancode. Quoting from [glfwGetKeyScancode](https://www.glfw.org/docs/3.3/group__input.html#ga67ddd1b7dcbbaff03e4a76c0ea67103a) function documentation: > If the key is...
Will event callbacks be called **only** from the **main thread**? From the `glfwPollEvents()` doc: > Thread safety: This function must only be called from the main thread. Of course that...
In the context of `glfwSetWindowFocusCallback` and `glfwSetWindowIconifyCallback`: - When the window loses **input focus** the application is **not suspended**, that is; the main loop (if present) will **keep spinning**. -...
In the customize page with Gradle mode and both Windows x64 and Windows arm64 natives selected, we get: ```gradle switch (OperatingSystem.current()) { case OperatingSystem.WINDOWS: def osArch = System.getProperty("os.arch") project.ext.lwjglNatives =...
I know, I know the _thousand-times-asked_ feature. But, hear me out. Let’s start from the best case scenario, what we all want. **Best Case:** Render video with the audio embedded...
The rendering video screen does not display any information about the name of the current scene/file being rendered and more importantly the queue number of the current scene, e.g. I...
The rendering video screen has a **Cancel Rendering** button, which cancels the current rendering scene **only**. It would be handy to have one more button to cancel the whole queue,...
By holding Ctrl you can select multiple replay files and render them as a queue, which is quite handy. There is an asymmetry though, when selecting a single file, you...
Atm the keyframe timeline has a **fixed scale**, no matter if the replay is a few minutes or hours. In the former, the keyframes are inserted very close to each...
Atm the replays are listed by recording date. But, navigating to the bottom with a chunky list adds a minor inconvenience. A quick to reach sort (ascending/descending) button that **persists**...