ALIAS Marking Menu left click

dmarek — Fri, 11 Mar 2022 01:59:35 GMT

Marking menu in ALIAS Studio will not show left click duplicates right button contents on the left. Running in Parallels AutoStudio 2022.2.1.

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dmarek — Thu, 14 Apr 2022 15:10:32 GMT

Yes however my problem is even though set up as different content the right click displays the same as the left click button

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dmarek — Sat, 16 Apr 2022 21:54:32 GMT

Nope…In the Menu options they are different...Even when saved and loaded back in the Left and the Right display the same tools…

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molnar_09 — Mon, 14 Nov 2022 19:39:12 GMT

Hi,

Did you manage to resolve this as I have the same issue? Thank In advance

Cheers Stephen

Re: ALIAS Marking Menu left click

dmarek — Mon, 14 Nov 2022 23:53:32 GMT

Did not

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akMARH4 — Mon, 21 Nov 2022 06:28:14 GMT

There have been some right-click menus that are excellent and others that are not so excellent.

Initial right-click menu I recall (being effective and beneficial) was for the previous IBM OS/2 operating system. Given that it was situational sensitive, this was really helpful. It was a quick method to get to more features, but only the ones that applied to the situation you were in.

Autodesk's 3D Max application was like this and still is to some extent, despite the fact that it offers so many options that, even when organised into groups and hierarchies, they can be overwhelming until you get used to them (which, by definition, makes it less than intuitive).

Unless you are already familiar with it, the Maya right click menu appears to be a mess. It is difficult for me to read. The theory is sound, but the execution is poor.

Although the right-click menus in Adobe CC are generally effective, they can be a bit confusing and less than intuitive. This is partly due to the complexity of some of the applications, like Photoshop.

As mentioned earlier, there have been some instances of "flowers" being used in medical imaging, but these typically involve a learning curve because their design is frequently based on the expectation of averages. This indicates that while a small minority can utilise them intuitively, the majority of users are compelled to deal with the learning curve.

I have first-hand knowledge of what it's like to become intimately familiar with a particular software programme due to frequent use in professional settings and the requirement to make the most of it. This familiarity results in a deep level of expertise with these applications, but it also has limitations because the expertise is application-specific. Because frequency of use is frequently interpreted from the user's (in this case, my) perspective (me) as intuitive even though there isn't a true analogue in other common areas, this creates the illusion of intuitive understanding.

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