Well, I'm glad this came up, as I had assumed that it was a folder/sub-folder structure in the browser that made it easy to go directly to ones project specific 'assets' quickly. OR "browse" through essentially 'bulk/style/variations' asset folders, likewise.rigidaudio wrote:That´s an excellent suggestion! Noted.bungle wrote:Personally i would like the browser based entirely on folder structure, so that for instance i could create a folder for 'Instrument 1' this would contain all the imagery and so on for that particular project, then i would create a new folder for 'Instrument 2' and so on on.
I would also very much like the ability to be able to remove the native content entirely, i have no interest in using anything designed by somebody else (In terms of UI imagery that is)
These two things would be a big step forward, because the first one allows you to basically not need the search ever, you just open the browser at the folder for the particular project you are working on, all assets are in that folder, the second one just removes a bunch of stuff from the browser that will never get used.
The browser and content management of later versions of this will be a big selling point i think.
Currently the library folder doesn´t take folders into account, but yes, i agree - that could be essential.
Thanks for this one!
EDIT: You can simply erase the included PNG files and elements, if you want to use only your own ones.
p.s. I really appreciate the 'grid' (drafting background, here) and that it features:
(adjustable X and Y coordinates, adjustable brightness). I hope that includes being able to control the flare/spotlight (brightness) effect. I also really dig the placement/alignment 'cross-hairs'.
You can adjust the grid alpha and the (let´s call it brightness) -> ranging from 0 (black) to 100 (white).
Of course, that´s just a demonstrational "GUI".
