Preferences Dialog - Revision history

D.j.a.y: D.j.a.y moved page Setup Dialog to Preferences Dialog: new name

2015-12-17T22:21:37Z

D.j.a.y moved page Setup Dialog to Preferences Dialog: new name

D.j.a.y: setup --> preferences + file --> edit menu + toc right

2015-11-13T08:33:34Z

setup --> preferences + file --> edit menu + toc right

D.j.a.y: /* Gamma Tab */ screenshot update

2015-07-01T13:21:15Z

‎Gamma Tab: screenshot update

D.j.a.y: /* Miscellaneous tab */ misc screenshot update + minor text correction

2015-07-01T13:15:11Z

‎Miscellaneous tab: misc screenshot update + minor text correction

D.j.a.y: /* Miscellaneous tab */ Use dark UI theme

2015-03-19T17:32:19Z

‎Miscellaneous tab: Use dark UI theme

D.j.a.y: /* Miscellaneous tab */ Brush Presets Path (v1)

2015-02-08T17:47:54Z

‎Miscellaneous tab: Brush Presets Path (v1)

D.j.a.y: /* Unit System */ update to v1

2015-02-08T17:46:51Z

‎Unit System: update to v1

D.j.a.y: /* Time Stamp */ update to v1 (default)

2015-02-08T17:46:30Z

‎Time Stamp: update to v1 (default)

D.j.a.y: add "Enable experimental features" section

2014-04-01T18:38:04Z

add "Enable experimental features" section

Zelgadis: Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

2013-05-20T08:02:09Z

Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

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 <!-- Page info -->
-{{Title|Setup Dialog}}
+{{Title|Preferences Dialog}}
 {{Category|Dialogs}}
-{{Category|File Menu (Toolbox)}}
+{{Category|Edit Menu}}
 {{NewTerminology}}
 <!-- Page info end -->
-== Purpose of the Setup Dialog ==
+== Purpose of the Preferences Dialog ==
-The Setup Dialog allows the user set certain properties and preferences that are globally adopted by the application and used by all the Documents opened or to be opened. The Setup Dialog is organized in Tabs allowing modify the properties or preferences by meaningful groups.
+The {{l|Preferences Dialog}} allows the user set certain properties and preferences that are globally adopted by the application and used by all the Documents opened or to be opened. The Preferences Dialog is organized in Tabs allowing modify the properties or preferences by meaningful groups.
 == Gamma Tab ==

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 == Gamma Tab ==
-[[File:Setup-Gamma 0.63.06.png|frame|center]]
+[[File:Setup-Gamma_Dialog_current.png|frame|center]]
 === Color representation ===

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 ==Miscellaneous tab==
-[[File:Setup-Misc 0.63.06.png|frame|center]]
+[[File:Setup-Misc_Dialog_current.png|frame|center]]
 This tab groups some miscellaneous global preferences for the application. All of them would affect new files opened or created after they have been changed.
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 This entry box allows the user select the name of your preferred browser. Set there the name of the binary to execute when Synfig Studio need to invoke the external browser (for example when clicking on the help menu items). The default value for Unix like system is "xdg-open" and "open" for Windows and MacOs.
 ===Visually Linear Color Selection ===
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 When you import images, check this option if you want they fit the {{l|Canvas}} size.
 === Enable experimental features (restart required) ===
 When checked, this option, at the next synfig studio start, activate experimental feature(s) of the current version.
+-->
 === Use Only a Single Thread (Windows only) ===
 When checked, this option obligates to the renderer to use only a single thread to do the render of the scene on the screen. Keeping this enables performs the stability of Synfig Studio in the Windows platform. Uncheck this option would cause the program to hang or crash more frequently.
 === Use dark UI theme ===

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	Allow to configure where to look at brushes for the {{l\|Brush Tool}}		Allow to configure where to look at brushes for the {{l\|Brush Tool}}
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		+	=== Use dark UI theme ===
		+
		+	Synfig is shipped with two user interface theme : a light and a dark one. By default, the light one is used, if you want to switch to the dark one, just check {{literal\|Use dark UI theme}}

	== Document Tab ==		== Document Tab ==

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	When checked, this option obligates to the renderer to use only a single thread to do the render of the scene on the screen. Keeping this enables performs the stability of Synfig Studio in the Windows platform. Uncheck this option would cause the program to hang or crash more frequently.		When checked, this option obligates to the renderer to use only a single thread to do the render of the scene on the screen. Keeping this enables performs the stability of Synfig Studio in the Windows platform. Uncheck this option would cause the program to hang or crash more frequently.
		+
		+	=== Brush Presets Path ===
		+
		+	Allow to configure where to look at brushes for the {{l\|Brush Tool}}

	== Document Tab ==		== Document Tab ==

← Older revision	Revision as of 22:21, 17 December 2015
(No difference)

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 * points (pt)
 * units (u)
-* pixels (px)
+* pixels (px) '''(default)'''
 * inches (in)
 * meters (m)

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 This tab groups some miscellaneous global preferences for the application. All of them would affect new files opened or created after they have been changed.
 === Time Stamp ===
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 * HH:MM:SS.FF. This is a fixed format that shows always the time in hours:minutes:seconds.frames with two significant digits minimum. Examples: 123:45:58.13, 00:00:04.23
-*(HHh MMm SSs) FFf '''default'''. This is a flexible format that would use the needed space to show the time using the correct derived unit. Examples: 123h 45m 58s 13f, 4s 23f. Notice that the second time only use the needed derived units (seconds) not using minutes or hours like in the previous type.
+*(HHh MMm SSs) FFf . This is a flexible format that would use the needed space to show the time using the correct derived unit. Examples: 123h 45m 58s 13f, 4s 23f. Notice that the second time only use the needed derived units (seconds) not using minutes or hours like in the previous type.
 *(HHhMMmSSs)FFf. This one works exactly like the previous one but in a more compact format (no spaces). Examples: 123h45m58s13f, 4s23f.
 * HHh MMm SSs FFf. This is like the default one but in a fixed format like the first one. Examples: 123h 45m 58s 13f, 00h 00m 04s 23f.
 * HHhMMmSSsFFf. I think you can imagine how does this one works. Examples: 123h45m58s13f, 00h00m04s23f.
-* FFf. This one shows all the times in frames. (There is a bug here because it doesn't work properly) Examples: 10693405f, 119f, assuming that the frames per second are set to 24.
+* FFf. ('''default''') This one shows all the times in frames. (There is a bug here because it doesn't work properly) Examples: 10693405f, 119f, assuming that the frames per second are set to 24.
 === Unit System ===

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	When you import images, check this option if you want they fit the {{l\|Canvas}} size.		When you import images, check this option if you want they fit the {{l\|Canvas}} size.
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		+	=== Enable experimental features (restart required) ===
		+
		+	When checked, this option, at the next synfig studio start, activate experimental feature(s) of the current version.

	=== Use Only a Single Thread (Windows only) ===		=== Use Only a Single Thread (Windows only) ===