1)One GUI tweak that would be a great toggle is to disable the 'gradient-izing' of the wires coming out of selected components. On really long wires, the green goes away completely by the time it hits the respective input and output components, and it's hard to tell what's connected in a big file.
2)Another *minor* tweak would be recognizing the 'Enter' key as the confirmation of a value set in the different dialogue boxes (setting integers, changing a value in a slider dialogue, text in a note, etc.). I find myself clicking the little "Commit Changes" button constantly and it just feels a bit finicky. 3)The snapping/alignment tools should be just like in most layout software (not sure if this is too hard to do at the moment, but as an ideal toolkit): For a bounding box enclosing each selected component, one could do the following to those items (relative to each other): -align left edges -align right edges -align top edges align bottom edges -align centers (vertically) -align centers (horizontally) -distribute (centers, top edges, bottom edges) evenly between top and bottommost selected -distribute (centers, left edges, right edges) evenly between left and rightmost selected 4)The ability to drag and drop a component onto another one and replace it would work great if there was someway of manually rearranging the wires going in. Just in general, if there were a toggle button for each component that "unplugged" it, so the ends of the in and out wires disconnected but the wires themselves stayed intact (maybe the tips move a small distance away from the component and the box is shaded yellow or something so you know it's 'unplugged'). Then you could re-arrange the ends of the wires however you wanted (without needing to generate new ones all the time), and 'plug' it back in (flip the component's toggle again) reconnecting the wires in their new configuration. 5)Panning while dragging a wire tip or component (zooming on the cursor is good, but panning would be a nice addition). 5) I would give up all of the above and more for an undo/redo command. 6)maybe you're tired of hearing it, but this is already an amazing piece of software. I can't wait to see what's in store as you develop future revisions. Best, -Asa On Mar 30, 2:28 pm, phildavis17 <[email protected]> wrote: > Ah, I seem to have missed a release there. Thanks.
