Hi there lovely scientific nerdi comunity! Love you all!
Im a teacher, and one of the modules I use to teach for medical institutions such hospitals, clinics and i+d+i+i …
Im writing this post cause I think that, in software development, we must respect the hierarchy “gestural-input-peripherals” over any other “actiones-functions”… I mean, if you pan-rotate-zoom whith any mouse, button, shortcut… it must not be envolved in any other action, even if you can “block” some actions just no to modify your work.
I mean: if you do “something” naturally with your mouse just to orbit around… that input should NOT be involved in any other actions.
When you design using the Baffle Planner module, if you press the middle mouse button, over your desing, the entire design () is transformed, “spatialy moved”… and using the middle mouse button must only be used to orbit around your 3d scene.
I mean, we should not “overwrite” actiones that get us the wrong output and make the users confuse on how to use the tools.
I hope it make sense.
Love you all,keep up the suuuuuper good work, Im a fan, and if you want to come to Argentina, Ill make you “Asado” hahaha (not kiding, you are welcome, will be an honour)
I guess you accidentally moved markup points by middle-button-click-and-drag. In the long term, we’ll change markup interactions so that you need to first click to select and then you can drag the selected markup. What you can do now is to enable undo/redo so that you can undo any unintended changes. You can also remap interaction events on a markup by a few lines of python script to disable moving by middle-button-click-and-drag.