It makes a big difference.
Statistics: Posted by senso — 14 Jul 2015, 17:07
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The only problem I see is when you accidentally get to close, so I agree that this would have to be a modifier key in order to prevent confusion.
Since the nodes also are a lot more defined, I believe you could actually touch the nodes together with more precision rather than the old style rectangle ones. They are much easier to see and wire to now, and I believe they would be perfect for this type of thing. Even a lazy wiring would be nice such as using the modifier when wiring but not having to go all the way to the node, just in the proximity or sight of the node. This would make things quicker to work with, and easier to manage as well. Among this a more defined and better highlighted selection of the currently edited wires or selected module.
Sometimes I miss laying wires down on the editor like in Design Tools and selecting multiples and moving in groups to destinations. These types of concepts from engineering tools I think would fit well within Hollyhock, as it almost fits the idea and layout.
-s
Statistics: Posted by sephult — 24 Jun 2015, 04:59
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Statistics: Posted by Clearscreen — 24 Jun 2015, 04:25
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Maybe click-drag module and hold down CTRL or ALT and it'll automatically patch into nearby modules (or modules it's moved over) or patch centre points? Whatcha think Senso people? I'm setting the stopwatch to see how quick Senso come's back and says "might be difficult"
but it seemed like too good an idea to let slide by...cheers
clearscreen
Statistics: Posted by Clearscreen — 24 Jun 2015, 04:25
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