Minor UI bug - Batch mode dialog shows Bl method

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clausgiloi
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Minor UI bug - Batch mode dialog shows Bl method

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Seems like a bug at least.

In the batch mode "Batch process" dialog, the dropdown controls under the "Method" tab show the "Bl" legacy rendering option, even though "Show legacy B method" is unchecked in the preferences and the method does not appear anywhere else.
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Catherine
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Re: Minor UI bug - Batch mode dialog shows Bl method

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Thanks, this was probably intended, but might as well remove it from there, too.
clausgiloi
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Re: Minor UI bug - Batch mode dialog shows Bl method

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Catherine wrote: 08.11.2024 19:31 Thanks, this was probably intended, but might as well remove it from there, too.
Based on what? If you can think of a rationale why it should work that way (and I should not have filed this bug) please educate me, but if I get a vague denial for every issue I point out I probably won't bother in the future. Please let me know if you would prefer that.
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Re: Minor UI bug - Batch mode dialog shows Bl method

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Sorry, that's not what I meant. Please keep posting, we'll fix it.
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Re: Minor UI bug - Batch mode dialog shows Bl method

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Ok, thank you.

I'll use the opportunity to point out another very minor issue:

In the rendering view source image list, if you mult-select images for removal, the context menu command "Remove image" should be pluralized, otherwise it is not clear that it will perform the intended action.


Also a respectful feature request: It would be nice to be able to multi-select outputs for deletion or saving. The preview panes and source image list could be blank when multiple outputs are selected, or maybe there is another idea how to handle that. Thanks!
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