FR: Make clicked targets easier to spot in browser and timeline

[Scoox]

I'm in the majority of people who have trouble seeing the indistinct pastel blue dotted underline. This desperately needs more contrast, whatever the approach taken. I suffer from eye fatigue and this makes using Fusion a real drag.

One more thing, is there really a need to highlight the entire hierarchy i.e. parents? If I click Find in Browser, I don't need the parents to be highlighted, since the corresponding entire tree structure is expanded. When I click Find in Browser, I'm only interested in the body I clicked, not its entire parents hierarchy. Since the Find in Browser command automatically results in unfolding the tree down to the target body, I can simply glance up the tree if I need more information about the assembly hierarchy.

Thanks!

 

[jhackney1972 · Accepted solution]

I do not think I can help enhance the selection highlighting in the timeline but the video will outline a method of highlighting the Browser body when you use Find in Browser.  Please bear with me at the beginning of the video where I explain how the Selection Priority icons work, which I added to my toolbar. 

[Scoox]

@jhackney1972Your answers are gold, every time. This certainly helps, even if it's a workaround. Hopefully Autocad this is something Autodesk devs are aware of.

I've just pinned those buttons per your suggestion, I'm already reaping the benefits literally two minutes into it. I was wondering, is the toolbar configuration saved to the cloud or will I lose it if I install F360 anew?

[jhackney1972]

I have never lost my toolbar customization over many updates but I will probably live to regret this statement.  I hope "Murphy" is not listening.

[Scoox]

Haha, well hopefully!