Hi @goldeng, I can pinch-zoom in steps, but I don't know how small the steps that you can do are. The pinch-zoom steps I can do on the trackpad are the same as if you are using the zoom slider bar next to the magnifying glass icon.
Hi @goldeng, I can pinch-zoom in steps, but I don't know how small the steps that you can do are. The pinch-zoom steps I can do on the trackpad are the same as if you are using the zoom slider bar next to the magnifying glass icon.
Thanks for letting me know. I really don't know then what's the issue with the built-in trackpad and the scrolling in Windows; many Mac users (according to google search) seem to have scrolling issues from their Macs to Windows environments. Are you running the guest Win 11 in Parallels Desktop too, or perhaps other virtualization program?Originally Posted by AND
As for the delay issues I'm having, I will upload shortly a video describing this; this occurred to me last night even on a mostly empty project...
Parallels Desktop 18.1.1
Thanks, same here.
Just when I saw the delay issue and wanted to capture it, it stopped happening. I found that it happens right after closing the running application I'm working on and getting back to doing stuff in the Event Editor; it just takes about a second or two after the application is fully closed before the engine returns to respond, hence any click I make in the engine right after the application is closed responses after that second or two. I expect it to happen again further on as I encounter it all the time while working in Clickteam Fusion on my Mac. When it happens again I hope to manage to capture it to show what I mean.
Regarding the pinch-zoom issue, I tried messing around with the trackpad settings in both Mac OS and Windows, and I'm also not sure what happened but now I'm not able to pinch-zoom in the Frame Editor at all - it just scrolls horizontally. In the Picture Editor however pinch-zoom seems to be working now, but only around 80% of the times; about 20% of the times the pinch-zoom only moves the cursor in a diagonal direction and I need lift my fingers and put them on the trackpad again.
If you can share your Mac OS and Windows trackpad settings that would be great as I could try to tune the settings the same and provide an input if it solved the issue.
- In Mac OS: the Trackpad menu (in your case this should be a Bluetooth Trackpad) has 3 panels: Point & Click, Scroll & Zoom and More Gestures.
- Also in Mac OS: there are also trackpad settings under the Accessibility section -> Pointer Control. Inside there's an even more sub-menu called Trackpad Options.
- In Windows 11: go to Settings -> Bluetooth & devices -> Touchpad.
I'm attaching below screenshots from how it looks on my systems.
Trackpad Settings 1.jpg
Trackpad Settings 2.jpg
Trackpad Settings 3.jpg
Pointer Control Settings 1.jpg
Pointer Control Settings 2.jpg
Pointer Control Settings 3.jpg
Windows 11 Touchpad Settings.jpg
Thank you so much for sharing! I compared it to mine and it is mostly the same. I even tweaked mine to be exactly like yours where it was different but unfortunately I still can't pinch-zoom in the Frame Editor...
By the way, attached a video of the delay I'm having after closing an application and return to doing varies simple clicking tasks in the engine. If anyone could shine some light about this issue and how to solve this I'd be happy to hear. Thanks!
Delay Issue On Win 11 On Arm In Parallels Desktop.zip
I guess the pinch-zoom issue for MacBook trackpads is a bug that Parallels needs to solve. I followed what you did in your video, but I don't have any delay - everything opens instantly.
Thanks for checking! I'll keep tuned for Parallels updates, hopefully this will be solved further on.
If you're using the Mac editor, I'm currently using UTM (free) to run Mac 32-bit OS on my M1 Mac ARM64.
UTM is solely for running on a host Mac, and it runs a client Windows as well.
With some luck, it would be possible to use the DarkEdif extension SDK to write code for Windows, Android, iOS and Mac, from one codebase. The former three are already possible. Might put some more life in the Mac exporter.
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