Values in property sliders getting tied to mouse position

[jesse-cerqueira]

My mouse position keeps getting tied to random properties sliders. With this bug, whenever I have properties in view, the mouse position is increasing or decreasing random values in the sliders, and I have no apparent way to cancel that or control which ones should react to the mouse position.

I'm having a bit of a double clicking trouble, so some crazy interaction might be happening whenever my mouse clicks a field multiple rapid times.

I'm on Google Chrome / Windows

Video of the issue, since I'm not being able to upload it directly.

[Keavon]

Does this happen reliably across multiple visits to the editor? Or is this after only a single occurrence, without an attempt to refresh the editor? Reproduction steps would be helpful if you are encountering it reliably across multiple editor sessions.

[jesse-cerqueira]

I'll try to record a session to catch it live, but it is my second time using Graphite and the second time this interaction eventually happens in my session. I used the Node editor both times.

The only other specific thing I can offer for now is that it started within the sessions when I was in the middle of dragging a slider and I lost the drag to faulty mouse clicks. Either that, or multiple-clicking before dragging a slider.

[Keavon]

Could you also include your Chrome version, Windows version, and graphics driver version?

[jesse-cerqueira]

Catched the problem live. Seems to happen when there's some direct vector manipulation involved with using nodes as well.

Radeon RX 560 Series
31.0.21902.5

Chrome
149.0.7827.103 (Official Version) 64 bits

Windows 11 Pro
Version 25H2
SO Compilation 26200.8655
Resource package 1000.26100.315.0

[Keavon]

Thank you for the extra info!

[jesse-cerqueira]

No problem. Thank you for the amazing tool!

Do let me know if I can help in any other way with this issue.

[Keavon]

I will mention it's related to #2807 which I still do semi-often encounter on Windows/Chrome. But your case, I don't think I've encountered before. Likely, we will have to see if other users continue encountering this and can narrow down on reproductions, but your video of it occurring for the first time in a session is already valuable (even if it doesn't directly answer the question of how to reproduce it).