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LOL, thanks!

I wonder if I understand this issue correctly, but usually menus open to the right side - unless it's too close to the edge of the screen - in which case there's no space for the menu, and it opens up on the left side. Example: https://www.robotplanet.dk/f/buzzf/menu_flow_at_screen_edge.mp4 Maybe Wi...

IXix wrote: ↑Mon Mar 14, 2022 11:40 amWindows scaling is 125% (recommended)

Be careful with that 125% scaling value. It's rather poorly supported by both .NET and even win32 things. Expect trouble if you go for anything else than 100%.

Absolutely okay!

Fun to see how this went in different directions!

Okay, so I felt like repeating last night's remix offer, and this time I went frisky - using four matilde trackers!
Once again, everyone is welcome to do whatever they like with it.

https://www.robotplanet.dk/f/buzzf/ignore_the_time.bmx

Hey, that's cool!
It's quite fun hearing someone else tweak around with this and adding stuff.

I came up with this more or less by accident, but I'm not sure I'm gonna finish it.
So everyone is welcome to do whatever they like with it.

https://www.robotplanet.dk/f/buzzf/its_all_you_need.bmx

Requirements: matilde tracker

I can confirm that I also have C:\Windows\Fonts\FSEX300.ttf
575668 bytes, 2012-feb-02

The focus stealing issue that we see in HerrFornit's videos is a general problem in Windows. I've seen it in many situations, and I hate it too. But it's most likely not something Polac can fix. This thread is specifically about the (different) problem when using drop-downs in a 64 bit JUCE based vs...

Ohhhh, so the browser suddenly pops in front. I said in another thread that I hadn't experienced this problem (because i thought it was something PVST related), but after watching the video I'll take that back. What your video shows is a rather common problem in Windows, and I've seen it with many d...

I have never experienced the focus stealing problem, which I believe is a completely separate issue.

This thread is only about the flickering (visible on the video in the first post).

I just decided to compare an older build with the latest, so I picked build 34, and then tried DiscoDSP OB-XD 1.5 (VST2):

32-bit version doesn't flicker.
64-bit version flickers.

This happens with both PVST 34 and 37.
I cannot tell the difference between build 34 and 37 when it comes to this issue.

That's odd. I just deleted my Buzz folder and did a clean install and then installed PVST build 37 there.

I still get the same flickering menus.

What am I missing?

Glad I was able to help. I'll be looking forward build 37.

Thanks for looking into this. I wonder if this page may hold a clue to a good work-around. I have a feeling this is a problem specific to JUCE: https://github.com/juce-framework/JUCE/issues/401 FL Studio, while it can have embedded, bridged plugins, has a workaround; they don't set the WS_CHILD styl...

That's exactly it. I recently spent 100 EUR on a vst that didn't work in Buzz or Samplitude - my two favorite DAWs at the moment - so that was sort of a bummer. But I think there's a fairly good chance I can have the developer recompile it, because he seems like a really nice guy who always responds...

There's hope!!!

https://github.com/juce-framework/JUCE/ ... b45f454442

Yes can reproduce it here, I guess it can be fixed by disable "embedded gui" in the vst3shell settings. I know there are some problems with plugins done with the JUCE framework. Disabling "Embedded GUI" leaves me in a situation where I cannot close the VST UI once it's been open...

Now it works!
Thank you!

I still haven't found a solution to this problem, but I've just realized that it does not happen when using the same 64 bit plugin in 32 bit Samplitude. So perhaps this is actually a PVST specific problem? https://www.robotplanet.dk/f/buzzf/Valhalla_Space_Mod_PVST.mp4 It also happens in other 64-bit...