swapping events?

[John Rofrano]

[Aleksey Tarasov] “Select first event and drag’n’drop it to the second one with the right mouse button. In the opened menu choose Shuffle.”

That doesn’t swap events on my system. It just places the event that I dropped after the event that I dropped it on and move the events left. That’s not swaping places on the timeline.

~jr

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[Mike Kujbida]

[John Rofrano] “That doesn’t swap events on my system.”

John, you have to use the right mouse button when you click and drag the first event to get shuffle to work properly.

[John Rofrano]

[Mike Kujbida] “John, you have to use the right mouse button when you click and drag the first event to get shuffle to work properly.”

I am using the right mouse button and when I drop it I get a context menu and I select Shuffle and it places the first event where I dropped it and “shuffles” the other events to the left. This is NOT a swap!

I am taking an event from the front of the timeline and dropping it onto an event in the middle of the timeline. For a swap… I would expect the event that I dropped it on to move to the front of the timeline where the original event was dragged from and the new event to take it’s place. This is not what happens with shuffle. It does not swap two events… it simply shuffles left.

~jr

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[Mike Kujbida]

My apologies John as you are correct.
I was trying it with a bunch of images and didn’t look close enough to see the difference.