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Single-click middle mouse button for "OK", "done", etc.
New to F360, mostly find it an amazingly pleasant surprise compared to what I previously used (I-DEAS), but really miss a key functionality.
I-DEAS used a single-click of the middle mouse button to variously mean "OK", "done", "done with selection", etc. which saved a lot of the mousing around otherwise required to complete selections, exit a form, etc.
This could also reduce clicks by not having to go back into the form to move on to the next step.
For example, when doing a revolve the form opens with the select profile(s) box active when done you have to go back into the form to activate the box for select axis.
It would be nice if you just needed to click the middle mouse button to indicate you're done with profile selection and move to the axis box.
Adding to my original suggestion (I'm not a s/w guy so not sure if it's feasible), this would also save mousing around in forms.
For example in the revolve command, after selecting all of the desired profiles, it would take you to the next part of the form to select the revolve axis.
Sanguish,
Esc is not the same as OK; in the example of the revolve form above, after selecting the profiles it would take you out of the form instead of to the revolve axis selection.
Good point on the panning.
So instead of middle mouse button, a hotkey - or is that already possible?
I'm not proficient yet so it's hard to tell, but it looks like despite that it's going to handily beat I-DEAS for overall speed because of all of the slick features.
I guess you don't think my suggestion will improve things since you didn't vote for it; what are your thoughts on how to reduce m&c?
Sorry, I forgot to vote. I'm all for making the process more efficient. I'm coming from the Rhino application as well as Sketch up and form Z
RHINO's interface is superior to fusion so far in that most everything can be accomplished with a minimum of effort and there's a great deal of user customization facilitated.
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