Shift to add selection Marquee Tool

[jc4d 38]

Hi all,

Would it be possible to add support for Shift key to add a selection for the Marquee tool?

We have the Add Mode button over the tool bar but sometimes is much faster to hold Shift and continuing selecting than jumping to the tool bar. And we have the hold right mouse button while adding but that workflow is not ergonomically at all it prompt to mistakes. Moreover, for people with carpal tunnel syndrome (like me) forcing one finger down while trying to click with another finger is a big big no.

Cheers,
Juan

 

[Callum 854]

Hi jc4d,

You should be able to do this using CTRL while making a selection.

Thanks

Callum

[jc4d 38]

5 minutes ago, Callum said:

Hi jc4d,

You should be able to do this using CTRL while making a selection.

Thanks

Callum

Hi Callum,

Is not working for me sadly

Cheers,
Juan

[Frozen Death Knight 176]

3 hours ago, Callum said:

Hi jc4d,

You should be able to do this using CTRL while making a selection.

Thanks

Callum

That seems a bit inconsistent with the Windows version where it is R click to add to selection. Could us Windows users get ctrl (or shift) to add as well then?

[Callum 854]

1 hour ago, jc4d said:

Hi Callum,

Is not working for me sadly

Cheers,
Juan

Sorry this only works for Mac I'm afraid my mistake.

[jc4d 38]

No problem , it's good that is on mac at least, now they have to do the same in Windows.

[fde101 710]

2 hours ago, jc4d said:

now they have to do the same in Windows.

The problem is that Windoze has one fewer modifier key that can be used.  On Windoze you have Shift, Control and Alt; on the Mac you have Shift, Command, Option, and Control.

If all four modifier keys are in use on the Mac to do different things, one of them won't transfer to Windoze - there is nowhere left to put it.

[jc4d 38]

I understand, but how then other software manage to keep the keymaps consistent?

Because no matter what software do you use, shift key is used to add something to selection from excel cells to any 3D software.

Cheers,

Juan