marlon brando

possible-to-un-allign-cables

dopethatwantscash@yahoo.com wrote on Sun, 05 April 2009 14:04

Clicking on parts of the cable will remove the nearest kink in the line.

This has never happened for me. Do you have to hold a modifier key? Clicking on a patch cord just selects the cord, and clicking parts of a kinked cord let me move it horizontally/vertically, but not remove a kink.

dopethatwantscash@yahoo.com wrote on Sun, 05 April 2009 14:04Clicking on parts of the cable will remove the nearest kink in the line.

This has never happened for me.  Do you have to hold a modifier key?  Clicking on a patch cord just selects the cord, and clicking parts of a kinked cord let me move it horizontally/vertically, but not remove a kink.


Figured it out - on a mac, command-option-click on a segment to remove it and create a diagonal line to the next nearest kink.

Hey, never knew that. It's not that awesome, when there are only two segments, you do have to command-click on the second segment only to remove the kink. Doesn't seem like alt has any effect.

It's reasonably annoying to use, however, as the command-click on background will lock your patch when you misclick only slightly. Do many people use command-click on background? I find i do it only by accident, i'd prefer space bar to lock my patch.

possible to un-allign cables?