bug

[eqfae]

https://github.com/dyphire/mpv-config

continuous=yes
continuous_size=2
auto_start=yes
# double=yes

The shortcut key does not take effect. If you play it with the left button, it will continue to loop down.
The larger the continuous_size value, the smaller the image

[Dudemanguy]

When using continuous mode with autostart, it resizes weirdly for some reason. This can be worked around by setting window-scale to 1 again (e.g. alt+1). I'll look into that later. As for the rest, that's working as intended. left/right will step forwards/backwards the amount of pages you've set as your continuous_size. You probably want to use panning keys and zoom with continuous mode.

[eqfae]

When using continuous mode with autostart, it resizes weirdly for some reason. This can be worked around by setting window-scale to 1 again (e.g. alt+1). I'll look into that later. As for the rest, that's working as intended. left/right will step forwards/backwards the amount of pages you've set as your continuous_size. You probably want to use panning keys and zoom with continuous mode.

alt+1

window-scale=1.0 # 指定窗口相对于视频原始大小的缩放倍率，默认为 1.0
same

try alt + '+'


But he'll reset. Press down or left.

Black screen when scrolling down the page

toggle-manga-reader: y
toggle-double-page: d
toggle-continuous-mode: c
toggle-manga-mode: m
..
not yet in force
and want the page turning bound to the mouse wheel

[Dudemanguy]

What happens if you use continuous mode on autostart? For example, change your config to this.

#continuous=yes
#continuous_size=2
auto_start=yes
# double=yes

Then after the window opens, press c to start continuous mode. Is it the correct size or does it resize to something strange?

Black screen when scrolling down the page

That's by design.

[Obegg]

Black screen when scrolling down the page

That's by design.

I find it a bit weird that it's by design, because that means the user has to keep scrolling, do you think it's possible to not see any black screen?

[Dudemanguy]

Maybe but I have no plans to change continuous mode.