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Daniel Lange
Known Participant
June 4, 2024
Answered

Handles on transitions blocks

  • June 4, 2024
  • 3 replies
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Clip below explains all...

The new handles are welcoming, but having them block said parts of clip is... Frustrating..

 

please fix

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Correct answer Adolfo H.

Hi @Daniel Lange the target areas to grab a clip with the transition are the same as before. If you see my video, If I grab the bottom part of the transition you can move the clip. This is  the same target area from previous versions. 

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Adolfo H.Community ManagerCorrect answer
Community Manager
June 4, 2024

Hi @Daniel Lange the target areas to grab a clip with the transition are the same as before. If you see my video, If I grab the bottom part of the transition you can move the clip. This is  the same target area from previous versions. 

Daniel Lange
Known Participant
June 5, 2024

I see! Thank you for clarifying, I guess I got quickly used to the new design of the handles that I forgot how it was before.
But I do recall it might have been easier to know _where_ to click with the old handles as they only took up x- part of the clip

I could add this as a suggestion for making it "Better" ? Have the area inside also move the clip, instead of relying on top and bottom of transition, as there is no indication on to where you can click to move anymore

Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
June 4, 2024

Oh I see, your video was not very clear to me.

Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
June 4, 2024

The transitions show exact the same behavior as in previous version (2023)

Daniel Lange
Known Participant
June 4, 2024

No, in previous versions you are still able to grab a clip and move it while having an equally large transition enabled (that covers the entire clip). However in the newest update - the handles are so large it blocks mouse clicks - as shown in the video below.

I am unable to click and drag the clip while having an entire transition on a clip