.@thcilnnahoj wrote:
1. The original note, with an example snap setting of 1/16th
2. First snap point – the note is extended to a length of 1/16th
3. Second snap point – relative snap
4. Third snap point – grid line
Steps 3 and 4 can then be repeated for every 16th step.Is this by design? I kinda expected the note to first snap to the .3 grid line (as it’s the closest point to snap to) instead of getting quantized to the snap setting, but it seems it won’t snap to this particular grid line at all.
Yes. The minimum resizable length when snap is on, is one grid unit. If you want it shorter, then either disable snap, or reduce the grid size.
@LiquidProj3ct wrote:
@LiquidProj3ct wrote:
@Zynewave wrote:
A tip: If the event is so small that it only shows the resize cursors, you can override the resizing by ctrl+click+hold on the event, and then release the ctrl key to move the event.
Extending the drag handle area beyond the event border is something I will consider in the future.
Ok, I’ll remember you this in a future, thanks for the tip.
I bring this up again. I have the control key, although, it isn’t inmediate use it. And I’m suffering mangling a piano roll view with 8 bar of 1/16 notes with mouse. While mangle I need to have the full view of the clip, so zooming parts isn’t a option. The 90% of the note is to resize it and only a 10% to move it. Please could you extend the limit a bit (if there isn’t too much programming involved)? something like 2/3 points to resize in each side of the event and maybe a point outside it? I’d be really grateful
So “in the future” is about 3 weeks away? 
I think I have come up with an alternative solution, while working on the revised drum map editor. I’ve added a new “Square event mode” button, with the following help popup:
“Widen the clickable frame of note events to a square shape. This makes it easier to click and edit short events.”
I’ll have a new beta ready for the weekend. Please reply to that in the other preview topic.
