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Examples: Video -> Scaling, Output, CRT Switch Res. We have included dropdown lists now for several important actions, such as 'shader parameters'. We now selectively hide options based on context. For instance, if you have Vsync disabled, it makes no sense to show you 'Vsync Swap Interval' as well. So when Vsync is disabled, the screen gets refreshed and the Swap interval setting is not shown until you turn Vsync on again. We have made sure to implement this in as many settings categories as possible, see our exhaustive changelog for the nitty gritty. There were many settings which were not clickable before with touch-based devices such as mobile phones. Let's now go into some specific examples of what we consider by increased usability – let's take Video -> Scaling – Aspect Ratio is currently set to 'Core Provided'. We now bring up the dropdown box, and we select 'Custom' from the list. Upon selecting 'Custom', we can now see several entries have appeared – 'Custom Aspect Ratio X Position', 'Custom Aspect Ratio Y Position', 'Custom Aspect Ratio Width', and 'Custom Aspect Ratio Height'.
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If you read the description for X and Y position, you'll notice that the sublabel states that if 'Integer scale' is enabled, these settings will be ignored and the X/Y position will be done automagically. In the past, we'd just have listed all these settings regardless of what aspect ratio is selected. Now watch what happens when we set Integer Scale to enabled – As you can see, X and Y Position are now hidden from view. They won't be shown again until you turn Integer Scaling off, at which point they'll actually serve a purpose again. Now let's try another aspect ratio. This time we'll select 'Config'. We notice that the Custom Aspect Ratio settings are now gone, since they no longer serve a purpose for the currently selected aspect ratio. Instead, another setting is shown, Config Aspect Ratio. Now, to contrast that with how things were previously – in the past, not only would all the Custom Aspect Ratio settings be shown regardless of whether the aspect ratio was actually set to 'Custom', but also 'Config Aspect Ratio' would be shown even though the user might not have set Aspect Ratio to 'Config'.
It looks something like this: If the Secondary Thumbnail option is set to OFF and the user explicitly requests a thumbnail view with secondary thumbnails enabled, the global Secondary Thumbnail option will automatically be set to an appropriate value. This prevents users with fresh installs (default options) from getting a list of 'missing thumbnail' images when selecting a view with mandatory secondary thumbnails. NOTE: This does not affect per-playlist thumbnail overrides – if the user wishes to force disable secondary thumbnails with such an override, they are still free to do so. A new Draw Thumbnail Backgrounds option has been added under User Interface > Appearance. This is enabled by default (which matches the existing behaviour), and when disabled allows thumbnails to be drawn without a solid colour background. Selective hiding for settings Several important improvements have been made when it comes to the settings and the overall presentation of them. Let's go over some of the most important changes: We have subdivided many cluttered entries into submenus.