Increase/Decrease Velocity work in reverse via keyboard inputs

QPrompt
#1

Thanks for this nice app. I hope to put it into production for my upcoming YouTube program soon.

Anyway, when I set keyboard inputs for velocity, DOWN (cursor down) for “Decrease Velocity” and UP (cursor up) for “Increase Velocity”, and run the prompter, the buttons act in reverse, DOWN making it go faster, and UP making it go slower. This seems like a minor issue to look into.

I’m using QPrompt 1.1.6 (Flatpak via Flathub) on Linux Mint 22.1.

#2

Hi @StefenTower,

That’s due to a bug in that version which causes increase velocity and decrease velocity not to be assigned correctly. To work around it you need to set decrease velocity and increase velocity to an unused keys first, then close the Keyboard Inputs dialog and re-open it. Then you can assign the actions to the keys you intended (which wasn’t possible before because they were occupied).

This bug has already been fixed in the v2.0 branch, which is currently in it’s beta phase.

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#3

Thank you! That worked.

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