Thanks! Looks very good. I will have a look att those offset parameters.Roy_043 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 7:55 am @Jolbas I have updated the Navigation_Cube page, and also the item on the Release_notes_0.21 page. If you have the time, please check. Thanks.
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Re: Calling on all developers to check the 0.21 Release notes...
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@Roy_043 OffsetX and OffsetY works as intended in my tests. OffsetX is added to the margin to the left or right side of the window and OffsetY is added to the margin to the top or bottom. What happened in your test and what is your expected behaviour?
Re: Calling on all developers to check the 0.21 Release notes...
Only the position of the Navigation Cube in the current 3D view is updated. Create a new view or restart FreeCAD and OffsetX and OffsetY are ignored. I would also expect that dragging the cube updates these parameters.
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Re: Calling on all developers to check the 0.21 Release notes...
Ah. I submitted a fix for the first problem https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/pull/9746. The second suggestion needs some elaboration and discussion. Maybe start a separate thread or a github issue for that.
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Re: Calling on all developers to check the 0.21 Release notes...
In other places changes via GUI change the preferences as well, and it seems quite natural to move the navicube via the GUI to its desired position.adrianinsaval wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 5:59 pmI don't see this as desired behavior, dragging the navicube is purposefully a temporary modification, perhaps to move it out of the way for a short time.
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