@carlw I got some studio lights today, two silver and one white. Do you know where the white one is supposed to be located compared to the silver ones?

whether I set it to true or false it does not change the behaviour

@ron OK, I'll investigate later today. Need to walk the dog and play a little with Alyssa first 🙂

no problem

and no hurries 🙂

@edvin - I think the form functionality is very useful (from javafx and kotlin) and it would be a shame not to keep it alive in one form or another from java. I will use it either way (i.e. a separate project or with a Kotlin/Tornado dependency) as an extra couple of jars for me is not a big deal.

@gtnarg OK, then I think it's best to keep the Java version for that purpose, and maybe try to get it up to speed feature wise.

@edvin I think you're getting beyond my photography expertise. I set up the diffuse lighting (i think that's what you mean by silver) in the front. In the back, I have some spotlights (used by painters) pointed down above the background.

@carlw OK! I'll create a small sample soon, it's not too bad now.

@edvin don't forget to shoot your keyboard at a distance so that it looks more like a 60%

@carlw Of course, I'm not a n00b! haha

@ron Checking the setOnCloseRequest thing now

@ron If you consume the event, the window doesn't close. However, if you call hide on the primary stage when you have no other windows, the correct behavior is to exit the application unless you have set implicitExit to false. It seems to me that a TornadoFX App behaves exactly as the javadoc says it should.

Well the code I showed works in Java I will check later

@ron The following JavaFX application also excits when you close the window, as it should:

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However, if you add

Platform.setImplicitExit(false)

it doesn't exit. Then again, you have no need for the

setOnCloseRequest

call. The point of it is to veto the close request by calling

it.consume()

if your criteria is met and you want to keep the window open.

@carlw What was the name of the post processing application you used?

@edvin I'm using Techsmith Camtasia Studio for screen casts. I have a HDMI/USB device by Magewell that let's me stream into the screen casting SW from my camcorder as though it were a webcam

I just need to post process the video a little, because Open Broadcaster Studio doesn't seem to have shortcuts to start/stop the recording.

@edvin Techsmith gives you basic capabilities to crops, move, etc. I haven't need anything more powerful. Maybe I'll get something for "TornadoFX, The Movie"

...shot on location at a fjord

Hehe 🙂

I'll try bandicut real quick

I just ned to lop off a few secs in the beginning and end

I have to also try my lapel mic. I'd like the sound to be consistent and to use the lapel mic for both the videos and the screencast narration

OBS did have shortcut support, so I'm back on track 🙂

@edvin well removeing the oncloseRequest fixed it, which is really odd as I looked up my old code that worked

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but dont you worry I already found a new thing to complain about 🙂