Please please please... make all "numeric entry values" more responsive.  Clicking on the up or down arrow and holding (and waiting) is turning my hair grey! ;-)  Lights in particular... it's incredibly frustrating to have to 'guess' how much brighter a light should be and then enter a value - not to mention changing the angle or translating a character when the gizmo is off screen.  So, click on the up/down arrows and drag up to increase etc.  Holding "Shift" whilst dragging would change the increments by tens, and maybe holding "Alt" whilst dragging would divide the increments by ten (ie. 0.10).  While I'm at it... another enhancement would be the ability to 'snap' to keyframes in the timeline by holding "Shift" whilst dragging... Tab is OK if you've already selected the item, but 'snap' function would be much quicker as it would snap to the 'next' keyframe regardless of what item/parameter is selected - I can't tell you how many times I've added a new keyframe "near or next to" the frame I wanted!  This would also be hugely beneficial when we have Motion Curves in iC7.

Enter it as a Feedback Tracker request.

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Thanks... I didn't know about the Feedback Tracker.  Please, everybody, go to the tracker and vote... there's still time to make it into iClone 7 ;-)  It perplexes me that a "real time" animation software becomes "stop motion" when you just want to increase/decrease the brightness of a light... or it's position/angle - the same problem when you want to translate a character or prop and you can't see the gizmo... the numeric value entry should be fluid and responsive.

Yep been complaining about this ever since iC6 came out. It was a bit more responsive in iC5.



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Voted!

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