"Selection follows playhead" implementation less than ideal

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EricLalicata

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"Selection follows playhead" implementation less than ideal

PostFri May 14, 2021 10:20 pm

The new "selection follows playhead" functionality is not implemented very well. I much more preferred the old functionality. This should be on a short cut key command to toggle back and forth. Or maybe a tool-bar icon. Having to find it in the timeline menu every time I want to change it is a pain. Not sure why this was changed. It makes things slower.
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Re: "Selection follows playhead" implementation less than id

PostFri May 14, 2021 11:34 pm

And yet I've been wanting this since forever...

Different strokes...
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Re: "Selection follows playhead" implementation less than id

PostSat May 15, 2021 1:30 am

First of all, what new functionality? SFP hasn't changed much (any?) recently. They changed some shortcuts to walk the selection around the timeline, but that's not SFP.

But secondly, you *can* toggle it with a shortcut. It's not mapped by default, so you can map it to whatever you like. It's one I use very commonly, so I'd recommend giving it an easy shortcut; C, H, zero, and most of the F-keys are available without modifiers, by default.
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Re: "Selection follows playhead" implementation less than id

PostSat May 15, 2021 9:09 pm

Jason Conrad wrote:First of all, what new functionality?
I had the same question. I don't recall reading anything about changes here.
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