Isn't it easier and faster to just provide the steps or record a short video demonstrating what is happening instead of writing multiple posts and linking to old forum threads?
If we cannot reproduce something, or we do not have the required details, we cannot know whether it's a library, something in 3ds Max, or maybe your mouse driver.
Not when its intermittent no. As i say for us users the steps are 'click the vfb'. It certainly wouldn't take me 6 years to test it though. Given we never know if or when its going to happen the chances of catching it on video are slim to none unless we screen capture all day. Hence why its useful to show this isnt an individual issue.
The reason i posted the threads is so that you team member was aware of the issue and that it had been logged twice previously so there was no need to log it again.
Now im aware that nobody has been able to replicate it (which is very surprising) i will try and keep a mental note next time it happens to keep some sort of log and let someone know if theres a pattern.
My understanding so far is that:
- Only happens in the IR window, not when youre running an actual render
- Doesnt seem to happen if the render isnt running
- Doesnt happen 100% of the time
- Happens when bringing the window into focus (though i cant be sure it doesnt happen when going between windows within max)
- I believe it sometimes happens even if you bring it into focus by grabbing the title bar.