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Hi @SniperED007,

Thanks for the question!

The idea behind today's event is to give all participants a guarantee to get replies from our devs. While many Unity folks are participating in the forum on a regular basis, it's primarily a community space and as such community driven. If we start to run out of questions at some point today, we'll have a look at other topics in the UI forums.

Bugs in general should be reported via the bug reporter so they go through our QA process and come with necessary contextual information such as log files. Posting about a bug in the forum can be a good way to get input from others on issues you're encountering but it's not a replacement for a bug report.

 

Thanks for flagging! I shared with the group.

I see that you posted in the Editor & General Support forum, when possible it's always best to post in a specific forum. That'll increase your odds of the team seeing it.

 

Hi Gamadrila, sorry to hear that the interface is less convenient for you with the new updates. Can you expand on what you mean by the Editor interface becoming worse? Which version are you referring to?

Can you elaborate on which tools were moved into a less convenient place? Do you mean when the App Toolbar tools were moved into the Scene View?

 

Hey Gamadrila! Moving the tools was part of my Scene Tooling work. I've made a post or two about this, long story short though ... scene tools in the header was a serious problem and had to go, although I 100% understand the confusion/frustration. We had plenty of discussion about making an option for advanced folks to change that, but the planned "contextual, consistent workflows" simply falls apart if we don't hold tight on this one. I do apologize that planned work is coming along slower than we'd hoped - so many of these little steps will become clearly useful as the others also land. The new Spline system makes almost full use of the contextual scene tooling system, and is a really good example of this, have you been able to try that feature?

Last thought ... this is good reason to make an updated public demo/video of where this is all going, why, and "when" (as best we can expect). Thanks, hope this helps some!

 

@Gamadrila Thanks for the understanding! More than just getting used to it, I really think (as it all comes together) you'll love it

Regarding Splines, yes, it's very similar to how you build/edit splines in 3ds max (hello, fellow max user!).
1. Activate the "draw new spline tool"
2. Click to place points (or drag to set tangents)
3. Use the move/rotate/scale tools on the points and their tangents.

Splines is a package you can install via the Package Manager. I believe 1.x version is public now, 2.x version is already very close to ready, with artist-focused improvements.