Slur/Line default 'edit mode' ctrl-arrow activity
In older MuseScore versions, you could, when in edit mode, Shift+Arrow to change the end node of a slur, and then, if you wanted that slur to extend just a little more or less, use Ctrl+Arrows and it would work. Now, it seems like the middle node is selected by default. Apparently if a user Shift+Arrows, it will work still like before, but the Ctrl+Arrows will now "move" the whole slur instead of perform offsetting of the end node. To achieve the same style of activity, the user needs to tab over a few times to move from the central node to the end node for Ctrl+Arrows.
Was this a design decision after deliberation, or did it end up being the default activity because of the new single-click action? I wonder if others would prefer the older way of being able to offset the end node without having to tab over to the end-node?
Don't have any strong feelings either way, but it is something noticed lately and figured it should be mentioned here.
Comments
The end handle is still selected once you are in edit mode (eg, if you do double-click).
In reply to The end handle is still… by Marc Sabatella
Yet not when selected via keyboard through next element [Alt+Right/Left] - still needs directly to enter into [edit element] (like double click also) as it previously was.
It's useful the way that it now is - just making an observation that wasn't seemingly explicit in the release notes (if it was, it wasn't obvious to me). Very much liking the non-necessary two-click version.