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Thomas Mann edited this page May 31, 2026
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Guided features test cover many aspects of the TiXL editor and help use to test in depth before shipping new releases. But they are also great as an interactive tour through all details of a feature.
- Open the window from TiXL -> Development Tools -> Guided Feature Tests
- Select one or more Test Sets
- Click Start
- Each step asks you to perform a small action, like clicking a button or creating an operator.
- Once you did this, you can compare your result to the expected results:
- If they match: Great! Everything is working as expected -> Click Success to jump to the next step
- If things don't work, add a short comment and press Fail.
- If you don't understand the Actions or can't figure out how to do the actions, please add a short comment and press "Other".
Please export the test as JSON or post a screenshot. In the long run we hope to integrate a server solution to share the test results with the development team.
The user-facing documentation has moved to help.tixl.app. Edits made to pages on this wiki will be lost — please edit the sources under .help/docs/ in the main repo instead.
- Welcome
- Installation
- Introduction
- Basic concepts
- How TiXL works
- Video tutorials
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Exporting videos
- Exporting executables
- Live performances
- Presets and snapshots
- FAQ
- Operator reference
These pages stay here — they're for people building TiXL from source.
- Installing the dev build
- Coding conventions
- Operator conventions
- Developing operators
- Writing code ops
- Working with git
- Integration tests
- Manual testing plan
- Using RenderDoc
- Debugging the Player
- Visual Studio Code setup
- Standalone builds
- Release issues
- Audio roadmap
- Ideas for operators
- Transform gizmos
- Context variables
- Changing file-path format
- Updating the Home template
- Proposed breaking changes for main
- TiXL vs Tooll3
- Contributing