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Bug: Disabling quick tools should turn the gesture off.
On my RM1 even with all gestures turned off one finger swipes for navigation/scrolling does not work in 0.0.10-alpha5.
This is a native scroll feature, and should probably not be removed unless the user explicitly wants to. Not the only way to scroll down, say in a portrait document shown in landscape mode is to use two fingers.
Scroll up works fine.
Both up and down scrolling works fine for me. I have disabled QuickTools show and hide and also Toolbar show and hide gestures.
Is this also on an RM1 on alpha.5 (3.9.5.2026)?
For me it has stopped working somewhere in the alphas for version 0.0.10 (and yes, I have disabled all custom gestures including QuickTools).
I can confirm it works on rm2
@mb1986 can you confirm it being broken on rm1?
I really miss being able to scroll down with one finger, so I tried downgrading to 0.0.9 (the released version), and I experience the same thing: Without hacks scroll down using one finger down swipe works fine. As soon as I install the hacks this gesture does not work any more.
I have tried enabling and disabling a lot of different features, but I have had no luck with pinpointing any settings for which the swipe work. I of course understand, that when quick tools is enabled then the One Finger Down gesture is used to toggle that (and this works!), but nothing happens when I use the gesture when quicktools is toggled off.
Having 0.0.9 you may disable "Gesture to toggle toolbar" and one-finger scroll should be back working.
On Tue, Mar 19, 2024, 12:11 ingatellent @.***> wrote:
I really miss being able to scroll down with one finger, so I tried downgrading to 0.0.9 (the released version), and I experience the same thing: Without hacks scroll down using one finger down swipe works fine. As soon as I install the hacks this gesture does not work any more.
I have tried enabling and disabling a lot of different features, but I have had no luck with pinpointing any settings for which the swipe work. I of course understand, that when quick tools is enabled then the One Finger Down gesture is used to toggle that (and this works!), but nothing happens when I use the gesture when quicktools is toggled off.
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I am sorry, I miswrote (and in this browser GitHub does not allow editing of posts). It is the One Finger Up gesture, which I use to scroll down which isn't working.
Scrolling up (as mentioned above) works fine in any version I have tried.
https://github.com/mb1986/rm-hacks/assets/1386931/97ff189f-fb56-4bab-a2c8-e1c4c9d174da
Thank you, for taking your time to check this. Unfortunately, I cannot get this gesture working on my RM1.
I tried uninstalling the hacks, removing all traces of the hacks from xochitl.conf, reinstalling the hacks, and then turing off quicktools and gesture to hide/show toolbar. Still no luck: I can scroll down, but I cannot scroll up.
It works fine when the hacks are uninstalled, but not when they are installed.
I tried upgrading to 3.10 and installing 0.0.9-alpha.1, same behaviour, scrolling down does not work.
Is there anything except factory resetting, I could try, say some secret settings file or similar, which may be corrupted on my tablet?
A factory reset did not solve my problem. The One Finger Up gesture is still dead when rm-hacks are installed and quicktools disabled.
I wonder if this is related to me having installed the gestures-actions-mappings, but except for some wrongly registered aftion for One Finger Up-gesture, I have no idea why my tablet works differently than yours in the video.
When quicktools are enabled the One finger up gesture correctly toggles quicktools, hence the gesture is definitely caught and processed, correctly, it's just the scrolling action, which i missing.
Currently using 3.10 with 0.0.9-alpha.1 on my rm1.
Sorry if this is redundant but I just want to be sure: did you also disable the quick tools gesture in the gestures settings menu?
Thank you so much @atngames – I feel rather stupid, but also extremely satisfied. Thanks for all your work on the hacks all of you. Here is a reproducible bug report, you can actually use to fix this issue:
Disabling quicktools removed the toggle for the quicktools gesture in Gestures settings, hence: If you disable quicktools with this gesture turned on in Gestures, there is no way of disabling this gesture, but it just does nothing.
Suggested fix: Disabling quicktools should turn the gesture off. Alternative fix: Disabling quicktools should not hide the toggle in Gestures. Manual fix: Turn off the gesture in Gestures before turning off quicktools.
The reason I never found this hidden preference on my own, was that the Gestures settings are placed below the Quicktools settings, hence I always enter Quicktools settings first, before going into Gestures.
I have the same issue here on a RM2 with 3.11.2.5 and RM Hacks 0.10. Scrolling down or up with one finger does not work, even after disabling gestures.
This is definitely not normal, disabling both one finger gestures should re enable the normal one finger scroll. could you maybe copy your config file ? or screenshots of the settings ? Thanks
@raphaelhuleux Did you see my workaround in https://github.com/mb1986/rm-hacks/issues/280#issuecomment-2008702504 You should turn on Quicktools, turn off the quicktools gesture, then turn off quicktools.
@atngames You could take any of my suggestions from the same post: Turning the gesture for quicktools off when quicktools is turned off, or not hide the toggle for turning of this gesture, even if quicktools are disabled.
This worked thanks!On 10 Oct 2024, at 08:56, ingatellent @.***> wrote: @raphaelhuleux Did you see my workaround in #280 (comment) You should turn on Quicktools, turn off the quicktools gesture, then turn off quicktools. @atngames You could take any of my suggestions from the same post: Turning the gesture for quicktools off when quicktools is turned off, or not hide the toggle for turning of this gesture, even if quicktools are disabled.
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