TruePikachu wrote:

Uhhh...what are you trying to say?

I'm assuming you are talking about the use of the scroll wheel (that is what it's called, even on a touchpad) on the title bar of a window within OpenTTD. It is intentional that the window shades itself. However, it seems that the driver for the touchpad send a number of signals to the software (like how you can move an actual scroll wheel multiple notches). The problem is not with OpenTTD, but rather with your touchpad, or more specifically, it's driver.

See if you can reduce the sensitivity of the scrolling, or at least the speed. This would most likely be in the software configuration panel for the touchpad, as it is NOT the same as the 'scroll x lines' option which is in the mouse configuration screen in most operating systems.

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TruePikachu wrote:

Umm...I just noticed that Vitus is a user and not a company :P The problem is still with the driver, however, and not OpenTTD. Check the documentation for the touchpad.

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Vitus wrote:

Another solution would be to separate shading/unshading, i.e. having shade window on wheel up and unshade window on wheel down.

That seems logical and also solves this problem.

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avd wrote:

I liked Vitus latest idea and tried to hack the code, so here the patch. Works fine here.

patch created with version r20505

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Rubidium closed the ticket.

Reason for closing: Implemented

In r20509

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