How do I prevent multiple instances of the same file in the same version of MadMapper from being open at the same time in Windows 10 or Windows 11?
For instance, on a recent project there was one MadMapper file open and then the client accidentally double clicked the file again.
This loaded x2 instances of the same file of the same version of MadMapper.
This screwed up the projector assignations as each copy of the same file that was open tried to fight for which ones it would reference.
This also messed up the edits we made to the files for if you go back into the system tray and open MadMapper there are two versions and edits were made in both. When saved there was a conflict and the edits were lost.
Having 2 open at once is very confusing and it would be helpful to only have 1 possible to be opened at once.
A good analogy would be how Resolume operates where if you double click another composition it will ask you to save the current version before closing and opening the new one.
Having it be impossible to have open x2 MadMapper files at once would go a long ways to making it more simple and reliable to operate.
Conversely, maybe there is some power user move here where having x2 versions of the same file open at once is helpful but I do not see it? If this were the case having a checkbox in the settings, disabled by default, to allow this feature would be a good solution.
Please let me know if screenshots would be helpful to detail what the issue is.