tab!

[Anonymous]

another easy one.  

using tab to select the next function....   one of 100 places this would be practical is "mirror"... say, in a sketch, you want to mirror a line..   click the line... hit TAB and select the line you want to use as the mirror plane.. hit enter...

currently you have to drag your mouse over to the line, click it, drag your mouse to the box, click the next step, drag your mouse back, this takes way too much time and puts un needed milage on the mouse.  i've tried everything... it doesn't seem to exist.    hitting enter, like you would in Rhino, basically either cancels it or says ok.. not sure which, but the box goes away and i have to start over. 

[vilhelm.vonplaten]

This would speed up work considerably. Especially when working with explorative design iterations, these tasks become terribly tedious. If the issue is that the tab key is occupied by another function, maybe space bar like in Alias? Or whatever key, really.

[jibberjack]

Yes please! My mouse is getting close to exceeding the miles put on our 20 year old car. 🙂

[Anonymous]

Came in here to post this myself. It'd be great if you guys could take another look into this

[xrok11]

spacebar? double left click perhaps? alt click...?

[chriswarm]

Bump.

[tideberg]

+1

[MatteNotDuncan]

I would like this so much: I find it not only annoying, but also unneeded to drag my mouse to and from the selection box every time while in other parts of the UX keys are a major component of the overall workflow (e.g.: you can associate any key to a specific operation)

[jonKE4ES]

I agree.  this NEEDS to be implemented!!  you guys were able to make keyboard shortcuts a thing, please get this asap.  when working on large 4k screens it quickly becomes super frustrating to have to move the mouse across the whole 4k space to get to the next then and then have to move back to the object and repeat the dance for all the steps in a dialog box.

[Anonymous]

this would be extremely helpful and boost productivity.