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+1 to this

Holding undo/redo to rapidly move through history is much needed. Having to spam the gestures to move any substantial distance in history gets incredibly tedious.

Having an actual history window like in Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, etc. would also be very useful.

IDK much about snapshots personally, but it sounds like it would also be a great addition!

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Suggestions, Ideas, Bugs / Re: Radial quick-menu
on: January 05, 2021, 07:14:44 PM
Yep I'm the same, sorely missing it when switching from Procreate is exactly what gave me the idea to make the suggestion :)

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I think the ability to swap the location of the brush sliders and toolbar would be a great addition. Personally, I would much rather select tools quickly using my thumb on the left side of the screen, while using the brush sliders with my pencil. I tend to already use the pencil on the brush sliders for better precision than dragging a finger provides, and having the tools on the left side would make them much more smoothly accessible as I draw (for swapping quickly between brush and eraser, for example).

I know this is similar to the old UI layout, but that's a good thing IMO because when the UI changes were implemented, I saw a lot of users were missing the old layout, so making something similar an option once again would be great for them as well. I'd like to note however, that I'd definitely prefer the brush sliders to be on the top of the screen where the current toolbar is; the old version with the sliders on the bottom was always uncomfortable to me and I'd tend to accidentally move the sliders. However, having the option to put it on the top or bottom would be another welcome addition for many, I'm sure!

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Suggestions, Ideas, Bugs / Radial quick-menu
on: January 05, 2021, 12:00:12 PM
A second, radial style quick-menu would greatly enhance the smoothness of my workflow. Ideally I'd bind it to finger touch, while using the existing bulkier remote-style quick menu on the default four finger tap. I think certain functions, like rapidly switching back and forth between brush and eraser, are much better suited to directional swipes where you don't even have to look (whereas with the current quick-menu, you have to spend fractions of a second each time ensuring your finger is on the right button). It's only fractions of a second each time, but it adds up and goes a long way in making the workflow feel much clunkier than directional swiping would. IMO this radial style menu is best suited for getting as close to desktop style hotkeys as possible, in terms of speed and fluidity. Functions that need to be used less often, but of which there are many more, are much better suited to the remote-style quick menu that currently exists. Using both in tandem would be fantastic. I know you can use a keyboard for quick functionality like I'm suggesting, but who wants to do that on their iPad? Directional swipes using a radial quick-menu can provide similar speed and functionality.

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