Just to comment on this, and I'm not disagreeing with you or others - the interface is simply "containers on the left; select a container, the contained objects appear on the right".AnalogGuy1 wrote: Tue May 07, 2019 5:09 pmI found the user interface to be...unusual...and it took quite a bit of time to figure out
A video showing the interface and how it works is here:
http://www.chickensys.com/_videos/tlr_navigate.mp4
A "container" is always what we call "folder", although it may have a number of different names (drive, partition, volume, directory, sub-directory - or even a file where you are looking INTO what is has in it, like a Kontakt NKI and you are viewing the samples it references).
(BTW, one of the best shortcuts - I use this all the time - is to double-click on a container on the RIGHT while holding down SHIFT. That will expand/open that same container on the left and display the contained objects on the right. I almost prefer to do that and not just drill down on the left.)
OK, maybe I'm disagreeing =) I wouldn't call the Translator interface unusual. (But to each his own.) That's the way File Explorer works on Windows and mostly how the Finder works on Mac (although frankly I think it's better than Finder). There are also a number of videos we've created that shows you how to work the interface to narrow down your areas of interest and only show those things. www.chickensys.com/support2/software/tr ... ideos.html
One thing that will appear - probably in Translator 7 - are several Wizards where an interface becomes unnecessary. (There is already one, sort of, http://www.chickensys.com/translator/do ... ation.html)
