Follow cursor on music editor #1063
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I'll add a UI button to toggle this mode |
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Added button to enable Follow mode bc031a8 |
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Hi! :)
First of all, congratulations for your work with TIC-80, I've been in love with it recently.
So I've changed the behavior of the cursor in the editor. Now, when you play a track or a frame, the editor will scroll with the cursor allowing you to see what's currently being played. I made this behavior true by default.
I also changed how the editor follows the cursor. Before, the cursor was always at the bottom/top of the editor when scrolling, now it's always at the center. That's default for most trackers.
One last thing, I also added a shortcut to toggle follow mode: CTRL + F.