Ivan Molodetskikh @YaLTeR@mastodon.technology

Mouse Tweaks just hit 100 million downloads on CurseForge! 🥳 Looks like it's the fifth mod on the site to reach 100 mil.

https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/mouse-tweaks

Hooked up a slider and a tick callback to map timestamps, and we've got playback! The "Scroll Speed" label should now make perfect sense if you're not familiar with VSRGs. 😁

Of course, not all charts have a linear time flow. Thankfully plitki has full SV support out of the box!

Put skin assets into GResources (which made the binary runnable from any working directory) and remade skin handling in general. The widget no longer loads images from a hard-coded path, but accepts a skin object as a property. As a bonus, this naturally led to 7-key support.

After a long day, I have finally managed to properly implement GtkScrollable for the playfield. This means changing the playfield width, the scroll speed or toggling the scroll direction preserves your position on the map!

I also added a scroll direction toggle at the top left.

The code is here by the way: https://github.com/YaLTeR/plitki

I have just written a README with an overview of the different components and design ideas. Please give it a look!

The playfield is back in all its correctly measure()-d glory! As a bonus, it can now switch between arrows, bars and circles at runtime. The playfield's natural width shows the objects in their real image size; here the bar images in the skin are bigger than arrows and circles.

After a two-day deep dive into GTK measurement and allocation, I have finally achieved a decently behaving long note widget. It consists of three GtkPicture-s for the head, body and tail. After you set its length, it reports natural sizes that keep the right aspect ratio.

I also made a version that supports arbitrary widgets, which is pretty cursed (imagine labels that can wrap as head and tail), but it doesn't work well for any sane use-cases.