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Palm of jack

If you have a moment please try playing with this feature. We could really use some feedback. We can't make it the best working FOR YOU if we don't hear back from you on how you want this to work.

Thanks!

I played a little with it and I found that the horse jumped out from under my mouse when I clicked to drag it around, but the arrows did work fine for position adjustments.


BV3 Big Ben dU


Also played with a tacked up horse and the tack stayed in position as advertised. :)

BVu Spirits In The Wind

A Dream Drifts Away. love being able to move horses around… noticed that the collectibles can not be brought back to earth

TGR BeenSweet Pull

Love this update.
Not sure if any of this is worth noting. I understand it's still in alpha stages and some things brought up may not have anything to do with the updated portion: (all this was on desktop)

-If I flip a horse to the left, save and come back to editor, the arrow keys work opposite. (right is left, left is right) The up and down keys are not affected. If you flip the horse back, save and return, they work as they should.

-The full set of shoes (and a couple other items I'll have to try again) were not lining up well when you first add them to the horse. But saving and coming back sets them straight. (unless you hit reset on them)

-When using the selected item arrow keys, it will not allow you to go left. (ie: you start on the horse itself and cannot click the left arrow.) You can click right, then left but always stops on the horse. Fairly certain I could do so before. But i'm not 100% on that. Only reason I bring it up, with elaborate stall set ups lately, I could be missing panels when I open up editor to update something and use that to find what is missing. It can be a hassle having to try and click all the way through 20+ items one way if I learn that the other pieces are closer going left. If that makes sense. I try not to have a ton of duplicate pieces just randomly hidden on horses. I don't know if that affects anything if there is a TON of things. (and my OCD will not allow it. :D)

- I learned I should not flip horses who have permanent tattoos that do not look good when flipped. :))

- Clicking on, moving and resizing the horse with a mouse seems to be a lot smoother now, or I'm just getting used to the handling. I don't usually resize my horses smaller cause I like to see them up close. But in use for contests and aesthetic reasons it works well for me.

i did .. it did not work

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