One of the more tedious things I'm doing lately is going through designs, finding, and fixing bad drafts. (other than just making that not trigger crashes), there are a few things that could make this much faster and less painful.
Zeroth (because I mentioned this elsewhere) - remember (at least have the option to remember) all previous settings for dialog parameters.
First - allow the user to define one or several parting directions. For a two-part injection mold, there is only one important direction (at least for mold design) yet every time I go to draft, I have to re-specify that direction (and often zoom out to see it and back to the details that I'm drafting).
Second - in draft analysis, bad drafts are highlighted, but as far as I can tell there is no way other than visual inspection to count them or to zoom in and get a look at them. It'd be great to do a draft analysis and suddenly have a list of views that I can easily tab through and that go away as bad drafts are fixed. This could have the added bonus that the pivot point could be automatically set to something reasonable for each of those.
Third - propose solutions. Although not everything can be automated, the user shouldn't have to manually go through and do things in cases where there is only one (or several or a single-parameter family of) reasonable solution(s).
