Rotate/Scale percent bar wrong

[Earlybite]

Hi,

just found it:

Best regards
Earlybite

[DRM]

What’s wrong about it?

[Earlybite]

Too short for 100%? And too short for 15%?! I mean, the bar isn’t to see anymore…at 15%.

[Hudson555x]

This is not a bug. People have responded to help you.

Size/Pos + (Scale/Pos + Keyframe for X/Y)

You can keyframe with Size & Position. If you want to keyframe with Rotate & Scale, this has to be 2nd in order. [2019-09-02_08-57-53] [2019-09-02_08-57-17] If you want to just use Rotate & Scale, you have do a bit of math. Because Shotcut resizes all images to height, which is 1080, and your image is 128 128 / 1080 = 11.8% is what’s needed to be entered into Scale. [2019-09-02_09-07-12] Full size screen capture: [shotcut_2019-09-02_09-09-20]

Size/Pos + (Scale/Pos + Keyframe for X/Y)

Make the image the same size as the video resolution. If you are using a 1920x1080 resolution and want to add an image/object that is say 500x500. The best way to do it is to center the 500x500 image on a transparent background equal to the video resolution, using an image editing application. Then open the image in Shotcut, apply the SP and RS filters then move and resize the image(s).

As @sauron explained… here is an example.

[Earlybite]

I’m not sure, what you mean, I mean simply the bar in the Property-Window on the right side. For 100% it is too short…, and it represents, IMHO, not 100%.

Best regards
Earlybite

[Hudson555x]

You can manually enter the figure you want.

[Earlybite]

LOL, SCNR
Surly, I can do it, and I had done it.
But nevertheless is the bar too short.

Best regards
Earlybite

[Hudson555x]

That’s because you’re choosing to use a filter not designed to be used in that manner.
For that image you need to use Size & Position. This filter was designed to scale down, not up.

[Earlybite]

Sorry, but 100% is 100% and the bar in that case represents not 100%. Equal if it is the correct filter…, IMO.
I mean, the readable value is 100%, and the represents what<?>, 20%.
But that is, by your meaning correct, because, I, the user, chose the wrong filter… Okayay.

[Hudson555x]

The bar is about 160 pixels in width.
You’re allowed to scale to 1000% thus is why you have a about 16 pixels filled up at 100%, and why you don’t have any pixels at 15%.

[Earlybite]

Ok, thanks for that explanation. Really…
So, ok.

[Hudson555x]

If you need to see pixels on the bar… breakout the window and resize it wider.

[shotcut]

I confirm it is not a bug.