Bug still present from MMF1

Awesome demo, loving it now i've enabled it to run applications. Interface seems clean and fresh and (even thought it's not) seems more spacious.

However, i was suprised to see a bug carried over from the original Multimedia Fusion: It crashes when you try and resize the event editor?

When working with big projects i usually zoom out a little to fit a bit more on the screen, but its annoying when it crashes 50% sometimes. (I'll add now that it crashes a lot less when doing this in MMF2, but it has happened twice)

Awesome demo, loving it now i've enabled it to run applications. Interface seems clean and fresh and (even thought it's not) seems more spacious.

However, i was suprised to see a bug carried over from the original Multimedia Fusion: It crashes when you try and resize the event editor?

When working with big projects i usually zoom out a little to fit a bit more on the screen, but its annoying when it crashes 50% sometimes. (I'll add now that it crashes a lot less when doing this in MMF2, but it has happened twice)

Never happend to me.

Never happend to me.

Me neither. If you can produce a simple application that does this, please post it.

Me neither. If you can produce a simple application that does this, please post it.

Me neither.. i can resize it without problems.

Me neither.. i can resize it without problems.

Ok, I think it just might be me who's affected by this.

It's any application really, just when you type a number in the zoom box in the event editor, hasn't happened since i made this thread, and i have been abusing it to try and make it crash again. Seems very random when it happens.

Ok, I think it just might be me who's affected by this.

It's any application really, just when you type a number in the zoom box in the event editor, hasn't happened since i made this thread, and i have been abusing it to try and make it crash again. Seems very random when it happens.

I havent run into any bugs yet (besides from the bad DLL installation). Looks good so far.

I havent run into any bugs yet (besides from the bad DLL installation). Looks good so far.

[]Ok, I think it just might be me who's affected by this.

It's any application really, just when you type a number in the zoom box in the event editor, hasn't happened since i made this thread, and i have been abusing it to try and make it crash again. Seems very random when it happens. [/]

Not sure if this would help, but it sounds like it's your computer that's producing this glitch and not MMF. (considering MMF2 is a complete rewrite of MMF1.5) I would try updating your GPU (and if you can CPU) drivers and see if you can reproduce this afterwards.

[]Ok, I think it just might be me who's affected by this.

It's any application really, just when you type a number in the zoom box in the event editor, hasn't happened since i made this thread, and i have been abusing it to try and make it crash again. Seems very random when it happens. [/]

Not sure if this would help, but it sounds like it's your computer that's producing this glitch and not MMF. (considering MMF2 is a complete rewrite of MMF1.5) I would try updating your GPU (and if you can CPU) drivers and see if you can reproduce this afterwards.

In MMF1 when resizing the event editor, i got horrible graphical glitches aswell, and as i've never heard anyone else complain about this, i assume that it is my computer. MMF2 hasn't crashed again yet.

In MMF1 when resizing the event editor, i got horrible graphical glitches aswell, and as i've never heard anyone else complain about this, i assume that it is my computer. MMF2 hasn't crashed again yet.

I would try updating your GPU drivers regardless. It'll prevent more hardware related glitches in all of your programs (not just MMF) from showing up.

I would try updating your GPU drivers regardless. It'll prevent more hardware related glitches in all of your programs (not just MMF) from showing up.

Instead of posting a new thread i thought i'd comment on this here:

It's great that we don't need an extension to play .mod files anymore, but has anyone noticed how quiet they are by default compared to .wavs?

Instead of posting a new thread i thought i'd comment on this here:

It's great that we don't need an extension to play .mod files anymore, but has anyone noticed how quiet they are by default compared to .wavs?