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Fix conflicting keybind for "convert to stream" in editor #30252

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@LBlend LBlend commented Oct 12, 2024

Closes #30169

Ctrl-Shift-F is now Ctrl-Shift-Z.

Why Z?

Ctrl-Shift-S and Ctrl-Shift-A were already in use. Ctrl-Shift-D is used to close windows in GNOME by default. The "G" key in Ctrl-Shift-G is too far away, in my opinion. Using "Z" seemed like the best option, although not ideal.

as of writing it conflicts with the "toggle fps" keybind
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This now conflicts with the alternative redo shortcut.

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This also only fixes the hotkey hint. You would need to apply the change here too:

if (e.Key == Key.F && e.ControlPressed && e.ShiftPressed)
{
convertToStream();
return true;
}

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LBlend commented Oct 12, 2024

My bad! I suck at greping. Sorry about that 😅

If I haven't managed to overlook something again, X should be available for use.

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Joehuu commented Oct 12, 2024

Seems fine now, but I can't make the call on whether this is the desired shortcut.

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Editor shortcut for transforming slider to stream is conflicting with "show fps" setting
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