Interactivity of main toolbar numerical display

Bug #1361674 reported by Alexander Wolf
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Bug Description

Original feature request and discussion: https://sourceforge.net/p/stellarium/discussion/278769/thread/6fd7f7e3/

Has it been considered to make the display of numerical information in the bottom toolbar interactive? For instance, I feel it would be a lot more intuitive and comfortable if the time/date dialog was integrated with the time/date display in the toolbar, i.e. if you could change the time/date right where it is displayed. As for the other displayed values, it might make sense if
* clicking the location display in the toolbar opened the location dialog;
* clicking the FoV value display in the toolbar allowed to set a specific FoV value;
* clicking the FPS value display in the toolbar allowed to set max and min FPS.

Tags: gui
tags: added: gui
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gzotti (georg-zotti) wrote :

Location&Time: Maybe.

I would like to have the time panel always in bottom-right, not screen centered. It could also be smaller then. maybe similar to the Ocular plugin panel? Or also a permanently available slide-out? Maybe combine this slide-out with the speed buttons? And add buttons for solar/sidereal day forward/backward, or "next day at same solar/lunar/selected-object altitude". Or maybe an advanced time control panel (maybe also with display of, or even moving inside, a few other calendars?) can be added as plugin. Any volunteers?

FoV: information. zoom in/out directly is even easier than opening another dialog.

FpS: Information. How often do you really want to change this setting, on an average evening? I guess >85% (or rather >97%?) of users have never touched this. And how often would you misclick here if this becomes alive? This makes more trouble than it solves, IMHO.

Changed in stellarium:
status: New → Opinion
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Alexander Wolf (alexwolf) wrote :
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