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Invisible wrote:
>>> There's nothing *wrong* with keyboard shortcuts, but it does make the
>>> learning curve rather steep.
>>
>> Yes. Faster to use once you put them in your brain, but harder to
>> learn. Unless they're written on the menus, so you learn the ones taht
>> are useful to you in particular.
>
> Usual practice is to design a UI which is intuitive and easy to figure
> out using the mouse, and to label the keyboard shortcuts on the UI.
Yes. That's what I was describing, and what Blender does for the stuff that
has menus.
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