Thanks fieldframe. I tested various methods for showing the back of each device and concluded that the hover was the most efficient and obvious for the end user, as no keyboard is involved. I guess it takes some getting used to but I can always change the behavior if many people share the same feedback.fieldframe wrote:This has always been my favorite feature at Reasonistas. The filters and links are just what it needed!
One thing that never quite clicked with me though is the use of hover to see the back of the devices, as I always seem to accidentally do it. It would be cool if you used the tab key to flip instead.
You're a funny guy.Catblack wrote:This is hot.
I really miss the old Dr Rex. It is like having your dog replaced with an 8 headed octo dog.
And oh, damn, you've got the backsides too. Maybe now I can check out Synapse's REs (like Antidote) and see the backsides without cables in the way. Oh, but I can't! *Shakes fist* Synapse, you done goofed!
Also, boo to all the developers who don't include screws on their front sides. What am I supposed to do, pretend I epoxied your units into my rack?
Yeah some devs upload images with cables connected to the device....go figure. 
That puzzles me too. It seems that Propellerheads already has some fairly arbitrary GUI rules in place, like "knobs have to be distance X away from the edge of the device". Why not add "it has to have screws" as a rule... the more I think of it, screws are the first thing I'd expect to see upon opening the RE devkitCatblack wrote:
Also, boo to all the developers who don't include screws on their front sides. What am I supposed to do, pretend I epoxied your units into my rack?
Thanks for the wonderful feedback. I'm glad this tool has helped you.Catblack wrote:I only joke about the screws because this WONDERFUL tool from Reasonistas lets you see them all lined up. It's been great for finding some REs I hadn't seen. I've added a few to my wishlist spreadsheet because of this tool!
Thanks, Peter!Peter wrote:This is really cool! Thanks for all the work you put into this community! I'm hoping to stop by soon and get myself a sweatshirt for Christmas!
There are advantages to having a company name begin with "A"AirRaidAudio wrote:Nice choice of images!
Even the Combinator doesn't have screws, fwiw…Exowildebeest wrote:That puzzles me too. It seems that Propellerheads already has some fairly arbitrary GUI rules in place, like "knobs have to be distance X away from the edge of the device". Why not add "it has to have screws" as a rule... the more I think of it, screws are the first thing I'd expect to see upon opening the RE devkitCatblack wrote:
Also, boo to all the developers who don't include screws on their front sides. What am I supposed to do, pretend I epoxied your units into my rack?
Yeah, but the front of the combinator is made of cardboard, it peels right off.selig wrote:Even the Combinator doesn't have screws, fwiw…Exowildebeest wrote:That puzzles me too. It seems that Propellerheads already has some fairly arbitrary GUI rules in place, like "knobs have to be distance X away from the edge of the device". Why not add "it has to have screws" as a rule... the more I think of it, screws are the first thing I'd expect to see upon opening the RE devkitCatblack wrote:
Also, boo to all the developers who don't include screws on their front sides. What am I supposed to do, pretend I epoxied your units into my rack?
Ha!!!Catblack wrote:Yeah, but the front of the combinator is made of cardboard, it peels right off.selig wrote:Even the Combinator doesn't have screws, fwiw…Exowildebeest wrote:That puzzles me too. It seems that Propellerheads already has some fairly arbitrary GUI rules in place, like "knobs have to be distance X away from the edge of the device". Why not add "it has to have screws" as a rule... the more I think of it, screws are the first thing I'd expect to see upon opening the RE devkitCatblack wrote:
Also, boo to all the developers who don't include screws on their front sides. What am I supposed to do, pretend I epoxied your units into my rack?
Yes, yes it does.Catblack wrote:Yeah, but the front of the combinator is made of cardboard, it peels right off.selig wrote:Even the Combinator doesn't have screws, fwiw…Exowildebeest wrote:That puzzles me too. It seems that Propellerheads already has some fairly arbitrary GUI rules in place, like "knobs have to be distance X away from the edge of the device". Why not add "it has to have screws" as a rule... the more I think of it, screws are the first thing I'd expect to see upon opening the RE devkitCatblack wrote:
Also, boo to all the developers who don't include screws on their front sides. What am I supposed to do, pretend I epoxied your units into my rack?
There are tags in the background table that come directly from the Ph shop. These tags are referenced when doing a search (i.e. "tape stop").raccoonboy wrote:You could potentially have tags also like on modulargrid.net. Don't allow common things such as CV but you could have 'CV mod'. Maybe even have a max number (i.e. 6) tags per device.
Strange, but I've changed the signature to show the URL so it works now. Thanks.4filegate wrote:signature-link to connect ?
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