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Drift Align Mode - Rotate Control - PROBLEM


danielda

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Hi. I downloaded the last version of EOS. When I tried to rotate the crosshairs I realized that it was impossible to do in increments of +0,25 degrees (as said the user´s guide). Can you help me ?https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ydw7b98ol3uo7lr/AAB8XAk9aN5GR2hQIWty4udsa

thank you !!

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Hi. I downloaded the last version of EOS. When I tried to rotate the crosshairs I realized that it was impossible to do in increments of +0,25 degrees (as said the user´s guide). Can you help me ?https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ydw7b98ol3uo7lr/AAB8XAk9aN5GR2hQIWty4udsa

thank you !!

 

I think it is a bug with having a comma (,) as a decimal point instead of a period (.)

 

I run a few more tests. 

 

In the mean time, if your change your decimal point in Windows to be a period does it work?

 

Regards,

 

 

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Hi. I downloaded the last version of EOS. When I tried to rotate the crosshairs I realized that it was impossible to do in increments of +0,25 degrees (as said the user´s guide). Can you help me ?https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ydw7b98ol3uo7lr/AAB8XAk9aN5GR2hQIWty4udsa

thank you !!

 

I think it is a bug with having a comma (,) as a decimal point instead of a period (.)

 

I run a few more tests. 

 

In the mean time, if your change your decimal point in Windows to be a period does it work?

 

Regards,

 

Guylain, I don't think it is a bug, but can you code in both usages? In Imperial we use period for decimal point but as you know in Quebec and Europe they use comma.

Jerry

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Hi Guylain. I tried with Imperial mode in Windows but it still have the same error. That is that I can´t rotate an angle with decimals degrees. It works (rotate) without error with entire number..... ¿¿...?? I use W7. Thank for your help !!! regards, Daniel

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I have just run bunch of tests and no issues with my Win 8.1 laptop. I could rotate any decimal point at will, like 3.21, 15.01 etc. No hiccups at all. My BYE version is 3.0.3.

Jerry

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Hi Guylain. I tried with Imperial mode in Windows but it still have the same error. That is that I can´t rotate an angle with decimals degrees. It works (rotate) without error with entire number..... ¿¿...?? I use W7. Thank for your help !!! regards, Daniel

 

I'm puzzled by this one <_>

 

 

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Hi Guylain. I tried with Imperial mode in Windows but it still have the same error. That is that I can´t rotate an angle with decimals degrees. It works (rotate) without error with entire number..... ¿¿...?? I use W7. Thank for your help !!! regards, Daniel

 

I'm puzzled by this one <_<

 

Guylain, is it possible that this happens only in Spanish version? I have tried all sorts of angles and it works flawlessly. However, I still didn't find a way to change amount of increment to increase/decrease angles.

Jerry

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Hi Guylain. I tried with Imperial mode in Windows but it still have the same error. That is that I can´t rotate an angle with decimals degrees. It works (rotate) without error with entire number..... ¿¿...?? I use W7. Thank for your help !!! regards, Daniel

 

I'm puzzled by this one <_>

 

Guylain, is it possible that this happens only in Spanish version? I have tried all sorts of angles and it works flawlessly. However, I still didn't find a way to change amount of increment to increase/decrease angles.

Jerry

 

No, I think it's a rounding issue because it does rotate whole numbers... which means the decimal point is truncated somehow.  I'll need to put a few traces in code to debug this one.

 

Regards,

 

 

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Thank you Guylain !!... Yesterday night I had been tested bye at Buenos Aires. It´s awesome !! :). I took some pics ( ). As you said it rotates only whole nombers (it failes with decimal). Certainly it isn't a great problem because the drift mode only looks for the cardinal point that the star derivates. But I'll be waiting for your solution !!!
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Hi Guylain. I tried with Imperial mode in Windows but it still have the same error. That is that I can´t rotate an angle with decimals degrees. It works (rotate) without error with entire number..... ¿¿...?? I use W7. Thank for your help !!! regards, Daniel

 

I'm puzzled by this one <_<

 

Guylain, is it possible that this happens only in Spanish version? I have tried all sorts of angles and it works flawlessly. However, I still didn't find a way to change amount of increment to increase/decrease angles.

Jerry

 

No, I think it's a rounding issue because it does rotate whole numbers... which means the decimal point is truncated somehow.  I'll need to put a few traces in code to debug this one.

 

Regards,

 

 

Hi Guylian:

 

Can you solve the bug ?? Regards,

 

Daniel

 

 

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Thank you Guylian: can you send me the new release beta version ? I would like to test it.

Best regards,

 

Daniel

 

BackyardEOS v3.1 is not out yet... still a few weeks at least... probably in July as a release candidate.

 

 

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