[Bf-funboard] Curves creating and Transform

[Martin Poirier]

Tom,

> > not even mentionning the fact
> > that holding down a mouse button during a motion
> that
> > could demand precision is ridiculous).
> > 
>
> I find holding down a mouse button and releasing
> when finished is more
> precise though than having to click or press a key
> upon completion. 
> Press upon completion is a lot more difficult to
> time correctly and
> can easily allow errant hand motion between the time
> you complete your
> motion and the timing of the key/mousepress to
> indicate completion.

I'm afraid I don't see any timing issue there, so
you'll have to illustrate that a little more (might be
my headache hitting me too, who knows...). I'm, of
course, assuming you're not talking about the
potential timing issue that would happen if you move
your mouse after reaching the desired spot
(overshooting).

My initial point was that it's easier to reach a
precise point with the mouse by moving it slowly,
which is (relatively speaking) a long time to hold
down a mouse button. Another case would be moving
something around to "see how it would look if...".

I might have overdone myself with the word ridiculous,
but I still think my point is valid.

Martin


		
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