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2) Fast switching between two tools via one shortcut
When annotating data, some users would like to switch between tools with a shortcut (which would be assigned to buttons on a digital pen). The existing w/shift+w shortcut is not very predictable.
I see two options:
a) have a shortcut which switches to the most recently used tool (similar to alt+tab)
b) have a shortcut which switches to the "pendant" (brush <-> brush eraser, lasso <-> lasso eraser, $otherTools <-> move-tool)
I think (a) is the most intuitive (and generic) one, but requires a "set up" by activating the two tools between one wants to switch.
As a shortcut, I suggest "X". This is slightly similar to how Photoshop/GIMP where X switches foreground and background color.
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I think (1) should be prioritized.
1) Fast switching to tools via dedicated shortcuts
See https://scm.slack.com/archives/C5AKLAV0B/p1683099934581439?thread_ts=1683097839.871459&cid=C5AKLAV0B
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2) Fast switching between two tools via one shortcut
When annotating data, some users would like to switch between tools with a shortcut (which would be assigned to buttons on a digital pen). The existing w/shift+w shortcut is not very predictable.
I see two options:
a) have a shortcut which switches to the most recently used tool (similar to alt+tab)
b) have a shortcut which switches to the "pendant" (brush <-> brush eraser, lasso <-> lasso eraser, $otherTools <-> move-tool)
I think (a) is the most intuitive (and generic) one, but requires a "set up" by activating the two tools between one wants to switch.
As a shortcut, I suggest "X". This is slightly similar to how Photoshop/GIMP where X switches foreground and background color.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: