So, I can't clearly see which one you prefer: Simple material - M or S?

I suggest we leave Multiply alone for now. It is a modelling tool and is supposed to be used more often than adding a material.

I agree.

So, I can't clearly see which one you prefer: Simple material - M or S?

Mmh, we already use Shift+m, let´s go the logic way.
But hey, do as you like, i´m fine with both.

the shortscuts are created for the left hand of keyboard, if you are right handed then your mouse is right. if you now do more and more shortcuts, this will decrease your workflow

OK, guys. My pull request is there. I hope the new shortcuts will bring more ease than strain in your workflow.

reEto wrote:if you now do more and more shortcuts, this will decrease your workflow

It could happen but we have the choice not to use them.

Which reminds me: Nop - N might not be the best choice, i would suggest - instead of N

True. Would you like me to add another pull request?
I think I can still do that.

That would be great but we could also wait and use wz4 and if there is another shortcut that doesn´t fit we could change it altogether.

OK. Lets do it this way:
If I get home this evening and ryg has not merged my commits yet, then I'll add this fix.
If he has, then we'll test the existing shortcuts until we come up with a list of further changes.
Agreed?

Yep, that´s fine.

Done.

good job

Well done.

Thanks, guys. Looking forward to further developments in new_shortcuts branch!

Hey guys,
1. I have just found 2 small bugs:
- wz3 Bitmaps: Downsample and Rotate share the same shortcut - r.
- wz3 Bitmaps: GlowRect and Twirl share the same shortcut - g.

2. I suggest the following new shortcuts for wz3 Bitmaps:
Downsample: D (or even completely delete the shortcut for this op as seldomly used)
Twirl - w
Mask - m
Gradient - G

So, what do you think?

Downsample - Delete.
Twirl - i don´t know, does it really neet a shortcut?
Mask and Gradient - ok.

I also would suggest:
Dots - w
Bricks - q

wz4 RenderTree:
Camera - C
I think that should do it, that´s a lot to internalize.
What do you think?