Am 26.11.2011 18:33, schrieb Richard Gitschlag:
[snip shortened to what i wanted to respond]
You can assign keyboard shortcuts to any and every option in any menu,
to the toolbox items, and a dozen more context-specific functions that
don't even have menu or toolbox equivalents in the first place (one of
my favorites: assigning shortcuts to increase/decrease your brush
scalar -- I set mine to the - and = keys)
Same goes for me. I changed even more shortcuts. I assigned two keys to
scale the brush ("." and "-" in my case), but also for brush rotation
and strength. Comes very handy if you don't use a pressure sensitive
drawing pad. The only things that could be improved for this type of
option is the sensitivity. It should accelerate if pressed longer and
the value is bound to a ranged property. The sliders should also not be
able to steal the focus. I often need to change the brush size in
greater amounts. Pressing and holding the shortcuts takes to long, so i
adjust it roughly inside the menu. But the slider has now the focus and
if i press "." or "-" then it is written as an value instead of changing
the brush. Maybe the focus for sliders should react the same way like
the sliders in Blender do? They don't steal the focus as long you don't
really use it enter to enter a number/value.
nya~
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