Ryan Leach

In the same action I would expect it to zoom out. If released, act as normal. It's likely to be weird, but less weird then nothing.

I had an example of a different map that did similar and felt natural, but I can't find it currently. It would basically be the inverse of what zooming out...

The true UX problem, is OBS's users abuse Monitor functionality for something it was never intended for. When monitoring in OBS, there are 3 main use-cases. 1. Permanently monitoring a...

I'd propose that the UX that should happen instead, (and it's a big change) is that when adding a new audio source, when going to properties, that instead of going...

> > > It should only be ignoring a source if monitoring is enabled, and the source selected for monitoring output is also being captured by OBS. To an end...

As an aside, I understand that the purpose of this is to select a background source, because otherwise it's impossible, but in this specific instance (that crops up surprisingly often)...

@Fenrirthviti For what it's worth, my example did not have bounding boxes set (to my knowledge) and I've just reset them just in case as you describe, and was still...

I applied a blending mode for sake of demonstration.

@ngtban I think this is possibly related to https://github.com/SteamRE/DepotDownloader/issues/317

1. Are the positions exposed to the user at all, or is it merely a behind the scenes storage change? 2. Are there any circumstances where due to rounding or...