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- - -Observations during BF3.1.0 Release Candidate Testing.
- -Some fixes in response to user observations.
- -BB Viewer attempts to determine the file type you are opening by examining the file extension first. Where no file extension is used in the name, - then BB Viewer will guess the type of file; which is usually fine for small log files (<10MB).
-For log files larger than 10MB, then BB Viewer guesses they are video files and tries to load it (and fails because it is not a video)
-So as a tip, it's best to use a file extension when you save your logs.
-The file extensions that are automatically recognised are: -
-If it is not one of those extensions, it takes a guess on the type by file size (if file-size < 10MB then Log file else its a video);
- -- As you are probably already aware, scrolling the mouse wheel whilst the mouse pointer is over the graph will move the timeline forwards and backwards: - -
But now, thanks to suggestions from Joshua Bardwell, the mouse wheel functionality has been extended... - With the mouse pointer over a field in the graph legend...
-With the mouse pointer over the field group heading and then scrolling the mouse-wheel will adjust all fields within the group at the same time.
-Finally, if you "click" the middle mouse button, then the dynamic settings go back to the values you first set in the graph config dialog when - choosing the fields. Again, clicking on a single field will reset just that field, clicking on the group header will reset all pens within the group.
-So it is no longer necessary to keep going into the graph config dialog to adjust the values; just use the mouse wheel...
-The smoothing, zooming and expo dynamic changing above do not affect workspaces so you can always go back to your preferred settings by re-selecting the workspace.
- -You will also notice now that to scroll the whole page using the mouse-wheel, you must move the pointer off both the graph and legend areas - (e.g move the pointer to the toolbar area and then scroll the wheel.
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Some fixes and modifications resulting from user suggestions.
- -This is a maintenance release.
- -New Features
- - Now also available in chrome store! - -Some New Features and minor code cleanups
- -By default, no grids are shown on the graphs.
- -To add a grid background to the chart, 'ALT' Click the graph field name that you want the grid to show for.
-To select another field to show the grid for, 'ALT' click another field.
-To remove the grid, 'ALT' click the field again (it is a toggle).
-Grid settings are workspace aware, so you can have different configurations for each workspace. (Just save the workspace after you have setup the grid display).
- -With grids shown, pressing the 'G' key will toggle the grid display on/off globally so that you can quickly hide the grid.
- -The lines on the grid represent 100ms time slots and each horizontal gridline represents 20% of the range of the signal. It makes it easier to see how the expo setting for the graph emphasises the centre section of the graph.
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