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- Real Name: Roger Smith
Sat Oct 16, 2021 3:56 am
I'll use an example, in the Edit tab, where a timeline has 50 clips.
If I click the 32nd clip.
Then, when I go to the Fusion or Color tab, it should automatically also show the 32nd clip.
Whereas, right now, when we switch to the Fusion or Color tab, it activates the clip that we last used when there the last time.
This reflects the history of how the Color, Fusion and Edit tabs were developed separately, and only recently were integrated.
I realize there's the right-click option to OPEN IN FUSION PAGE, but there's no equivalent OPEN IN COLOR PAGE.
Maybe there can be an online poll to check, when people switch from one tab to another, is it mostly to work on the same clip or different clip? That should determine which is the default setting. For myself, if I'm working on the 32nd clip in the Edit tab, then if I switch to Fusion or Color tab, it is to keep working on that 32nd clip.
That means, if we just go to the Fusion or Color tab by clicking the bottom row icons -- and forget to go via the right-click route -- it makes it slow and tedious to locate the required clip in the row of CLIPS.
If I click the 32nd clip.
Then, when I go to the Fusion or Color tab, it should automatically also show the 32nd clip.
Whereas, right now, when we switch to the Fusion or Color tab, it activates the clip that we last used when there the last time.
This reflects the history of how the Color, Fusion and Edit tabs were developed separately, and only recently were integrated.
I realize there's the right-click option to OPEN IN FUSION PAGE, but there's no equivalent OPEN IN COLOR PAGE.
Maybe there can be an online poll to check, when people switch from one tab to another, is it mostly to work on the same clip or different clip? That should determine which is the default setting. For myself, if I'm working on the 32nd clip in the Edit tab, then if I switch to Fusion or Color tab, it is to keep working on that 32nd clip.
That means, if we just go to the Fusion or Color tab by clicking the bottom row icons -- and forget to go via the right-click route -- it makes it slow and tedious to locate the required clip in the row of CLIPS.