a few rfe's unless im missing something

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just a couple things i've thought would be good to have unless they're already there and i don't know what im talking about.. :wink:

1. if im in a network and have the parameters up via “p” hotkey, i can scale it left and right with the LMB and it will stay in those proportions.. however, if i try to move it using the MMB, it snaps back in to the upper right hand corner whenever i go to do something in the parameters/network… would like to be able to move it without snapping back in to place.. also, the ability to scale up and down would be nice as well..

2. in the channel editor, there is the graph per single/all scoped channels option.. can there be a graph per channel group one as well? would be nice to have multiple channel groups that can sit in their own graph rather than rely on a graph per every channel..

3. also in the channel editor, would like to have an auto scroll option like in chops..

4. at obj level, the option to set some objects as wireframe viewing next to the xray option.. that way could be in shaded mode, but have specific obj's in wireframe if you wished.. (at sop level i would just set those i wanted in wireframe as templates and set template display as wireframe)..


just a couple things i'd like to throw out there.. if they are already available, would love to know about them..

thanks,
dave
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Just as a short term work around you can get object to only display in wireframe if you stick down an ends sop and turn on “unroll”. Probably only works on polys so you would need to convert Nurbs to polys first.

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ahh yea.. that works out great.. i was actually just using a polywire with a very thin diameter for the time being but this is much much better (computationally and visually).. thanks simon.. 8)
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