TCMenu Designer does not allow specifying which button (left or right) increments or decrements in parameter settings

[Ales-Svoboda]

Description

In hardware setups with three horizontally aligned buttons (left – menu up/increment, middle - enter, and right - menu down/decrement), the current version of TCMenu Designer does not allow specifying whether the left or right button should be used for incrementing or decrementing parameters. This limitation affects usability, particularly in cases where it would be more intuitive to have the increment function on the right button while maintaining the menu down function.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Set up hardware with three horizontally aligned buttons.
2. Use TCMenu Designer to configure the menu controls.
3. Attempt to set the left button for decrement and the right button for increment during parameter adjustment.
4. Observe that TCMenu Designer does not offer this flexibility.

Expected Behavior

• TCMenu Designer should allow users to specify which button (left or right) increments or decrements parameters.
• Users should be able to configure the left button as menu up/decrement and the right button as menu down/increment for intuitive navigation in a horizontally aligned button setup.

Actual Behavior

• TCMenu Designer currently does not support specifying whether the left or right button should be used for incrementing or decrementing parameters during settings adjustments.
• This limitation makes it less intuitive for horizontally aligned button setups where users may prefer increment on the right and decrement on the left.

Proposed Solution

1. Add Configuration Option:
   • Modify TCMenu Designer to include an option that allows users to configure the increment and decrement functions for left and right buttons.
2. Intuitive Layout:
   • Ensure that the software can accommodate different hardware layouts, particularly horizontally aligned buttons, to improve user experience.
3. User Testing:
   • Conduct user testing to confirm that the new configuration options meet the needs of users with different button layouts and preferences.

By implementing these changes, TCMenu Designer will provide greater flexibility and improve usability for various hardware configurations, allowing for a more intuitive user interface setup.