Hey, thanks for reading all that! I mean remove all concept of having to swap mode context for actions. (I don't mean only edit mode but all others also) To me these separations of levels of interactions can easily be replaced by more specific tools, instead of having to switch modes before.

(youtube link above already sends to the right moment of the video)

"One study found that professionals using Microsoft Word overwhelmingly preferred to use app iconography rather than shortcuts, even though learning shortcuts would help them work more efficiently."

"The majority of users tend to stick to between 1-10 shortcuts, which includes standard shortcuts for saving, copying and pasting, etc. And this isn’t just my opinion. It’s borne out in research too, some of which I’ve linked to in the description."

He said will you delete it, its faces and all of its vertices, the shape that they have made

Select some objects, press shift + A and then add squash and stretch rig
ko-fi.com/s/fb558aa17b

Do I need to add that there is nowhere I can see in the UI to edit that field?

Also, with all the inheritance and Oop patterns that blender uses, why aren't different types of brushes different subtypes to avoid all this unnecessary data in the brush model?

Please give credit to mrlovenstein.bsky.social

Hope you like it, big fan by the way. I have a blender starter pack and you're in it, hope that's ok!

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