One of the latest beta releases broke the dim background script for me. I don’t know why and I don’t have time to investigate atm. Just as information.
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Indeed this is probably the same issue because of LL.getEvent().getSource()==”C_RESUMED”&&LL.getOpenFolders().length==0
But again this is unreliable can easily brake (and it did 🙁 ). Please use a variable somewhere, as I won’t be able to restore this old behavior. (Also it cannot work with floating desktop)
Pierre Hébert I don’t think this would work. We still need to detect when a folder is opened or closed. I can not see how a variable as workaround should solve our problem. Dedicated events open/close is the only way if the old behaviour cannot be restored.
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See my report, I think it’s related. Resumed event and isOpen flag are different now. My material folders also suffer from this bug.
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Indeed this is probably the same issue because of LL.getEvent().getSource()==”C_RESUMED”&&LL.getOpenFolders().length==0
But again this is unreliable can easily brake (and it did 🙁 ). Please use a variable somewhere, as I won’t be able to restore this old behavior. (Also it cannot work with floating desktop)
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Pierre Hébert I don’t think this would work. We still need to detect when a folder is opened or closed. I can not see how a variable as workaround should solve our problem. Dedicated events open/close is the only way if the old behaviour cannot be restored.
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