If a track is selected and there are hidden tracks (the scroll bar is enabled), the scroll bar moves automatically to ensure the track remains visible (it searches for the track).
The corresponding buses have the same behavior. If both audio and MIDI buses are involved, the audio bus has scrolling priority for display.
As I said, it works well.
The ideal thing is to avoid scrolling and have an overview...
The solution is to have more space.
I have a second monitor just for the mixer. To give them the maximum possible width, I arrange the tracks above and below the buses, alternating between input and output as needed. Even then it doesn't work :). Buses tend to breed like rabbits.
I devised a system with QSS for automatically folding/unfolding buses (I don't know if you remember it). But as always with QSS, although the concept was correct, and it tries to work, it just doesn't quite work.
Related:
Qt Classic and QSS don't quite work. I think this is why my theming adventure has come to an end, or is in its final stages.
Apparently, QML Quick works best with QSS, and was Qt's answer to the needs of intensive interface customization (Something that Qtractor doesn't need either).
If a track is selected and there are hidden tracks (the scroll bar is enabled), the scroll bar moves automatically to ensure the track remains visible (it searches for the track).
The corresponding buses have the same behavior. If both audio and MIDI buses are involved, the audio bus has scrolling priority for display.
As I said, it works well.
The ideal thing is to avoid scrolling and have an overview...
The solution is to have more space.
I have a second monitor just for the mixer. To give them the maximum possible width, I arrange the tracks above and below the buses, alternating between input and output as needed. Even then it doesn't work :). Buses tend to breed like rabbits.
I devised a system with QSS for automatically folding/unfolding buses (I don't know if you remember it). But as always with QSS, although the concept was correct, and it tries to work, it just doesn't quite work.
Related:
Qt Classic and QSS don't quite work. I think this is why my theming adventure has come to an end, or is in its final stages.
Apparently, QML Quick works best with QSS, and was Qt's answer to the needs of intensive interface customization (Something that Qtractor doesn't need either).