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Sat Jun 26, 2021 2:06 am
Requesting the ability to scroll vertical menus (media pool, deliver page render queue, Save As and Import dialogues) with Middle Mouse + Click and hover move with a Wacom Pen.
The same behavior which already allows you to pan the Viewer and the Node Tree...basically extend that to scrolling menus.
This is because it's best to remap the lower "rocker" button on the pen to Middle Mouse + Click...essentially to be able to pan the Viewer and Node Tree. But in doing so, you forfeit Wacom's native scroll mechanism, so when you're in Resolve you can't nicely scroll menus without reaching for the tiny elevator strip (which is hard to click with a pen).
Also, it'd be great if, by pressing the Middle Mouse + Click button on the pen while hovering over an editable parameter field, it became highlighted and ready for manual text entry. This is because currently you have to double click a parameter to edit the value. Doing so with a pen, invariably you bump the value before you manage to get it selected. So hovering over the field + middle mouse click would be a clean way to highlight the value without nudging it.
The same behavior which already allows you to pan the Viewer and the Node Tree...basically extend that to scrolling menus.
This is because it's best to remap the lower "rocker" button on the pen to Middle Mouse + Click...essentially to be able to pan the Viewer and Node Tree. But in doing so, you forfeit Wacom's native scroll mechanism, so when you're in Resolve you can't nicely scroll menus without reaching for the tiny elevator strip (which is hard to click with a pen).
Also, it'd be great if, by pressing the Middle Mouse + Click button on the pen while hovering over an editable parameter field, it became highlighted and ready for manual text entry. This is because currently you have to double click a parameter to edit the value. Doing so with a pen, invariably you bump the value before you manage to get it selected. So hovering over the field + middle mouse click would be a clean way to highlight the value without nudging it.