[Bf-taskforce25] Keyboard Shortcuts Proposal

Pablo Vazquez - www.venomgfx.com.ar venomgfx at gmail.com
Mon Jun 22 14:39:16 CEST 2009


I second Jason, it will be configurable so not big deal for us old
users (could be a bit messy when teaching though), but it would be sad
to see all the new users not know about / take advantage from all the
benefits of right-click selection, specially in sake of their carpal
tunnel's!

- Pablo



On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 14:15, Jason van
Gumster<jason at handturkeystudios.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My concerns echo Pablo's pretty closely, but I will actually express
> some issues with the mouse buttons. I feel it's way too heavily
> weighted on the left mouse button. Your proposal doesn't cover
> confirm/escape behavior on the mouse. Assuming that remains as-is, that
> puts five functions on the left mouse button. I'm on Blender a lot, for
> long stretches of time. Excessive left-clicking can and does lead to
> tennis elbow. Furthermore, right-click select is actually idea for
> tablet use. Please keep these things in mind.
>
> Helping new users is an admirable goal (trust me, I spend a lot of time
> with new users) but my impressions of 2.5 is that it's purpose is to
> improve the experience of existing Blender users moreso than new users.
> I'm not keen on using conventions for the sake of conventions. The
> current system *does* work. There are some consistency issues, sure
> (namely Lasso select), but it fits the left-confirm/right-escape
> paradigm and it's extremely effective for extended use.
>
> That's my piece on this. Hopefully I don't stir up a hornets nest on
> this, but I feel more consideration needs to be had on this.
>
> Take care.
>
>  Fweeb
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