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using freetext for commands
elhanan_maayan
Member Posts: 17 ✭
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hi..
for a while something onshape ui and (well other software as well) has been bothering and that as the ability to use freetext to invoke commands.
both eclipse and interlij have been emplying this ability so instead of using hotkeys,menus or icons toolbars, you have an always on text search box that you can type what ever you want to do , like for example type 'new' (and you get a narrowing list of commands) and then type 'project' you refine it to even less commands , this is very streamlined way of things to do , and i found it very useful. a similar concept is found in windows start menu.
i think onshape ui can benefit greatly from such a feature.
for a while something onshape ui and (well other software as well) has been bothering and that as the ability to use freetext to invoke commands.
both eclipse and interlij have been emplying this ability so instead of using hotkeys,menus or icons toolbars, you have an always on text search box that you can type what ever you want to do , like for example type 'new' (and you get a narrowing list of commands) and then type 'project' you refine it to even less commands , this is very streamlined way of things to do , and i found it very useful. a similar concept is found in windows start menu.
i think onshape ui can benefit greatly from such a feature.
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+1 from me for your suggestion. Onshape is having less buttons compared to Creo, so it may not be so essential at this point of time. But I also agree that such command finder will benefit to users when number of buttons go on increasing with number of improvements in Onshape.