To start off: I'm a few hours into practicing this software, and it is quite impressive! Especially for the price point. Nice work! Down to business: the Inspector Panel keybind does not work on MacOS: the "Cmd+tab" default shortcut is the Mac equivalent to windows "alt+tab" to switch application windows. On Mac, it is a system default that generally overrides applications that try to use it. Maybe it's worth just changing that default for toggling that menu to "opt+tab" or "ctrl+tab". Alternatively, other apps (Cubase, Logic, and Dorico are the ones I'm thinking of) often use "Cmd+1", "Cmd+2", etc. for each of the different common menus, which seems to be a successful choice that mac users generally like (or at least don't have issues with). Additionally, and kind-of a feature request, but also a functional concern: It would be nice to have a preset for the scroll wheel scrolling rather than zooming by default, allowing the editor screen to be panned without right-clicking and dragging. I first launched this program on my laptop (a 2023 Mac M-chip), and it was a practical issue. At least for me, "right" click (two finger press and drag) to move the screen is not ideal on trackpad, as I notice my workflow speed is dramatically faster using a mouse with this software and my trackpad feels clunky and almost unusable. I also had far fewer misclicks when I wasn't clicking the trackpad to pan the camera. Keep in mind, Apple trackpads have no physical click buttons for right or left clicks; it's all done from the trackpad surface. They are very accurate at tracking fingers so it works great for a lot of things, but right-click-then-drag isn't really possible on it to the same extent as a lot of windows-laptops. Most creative apps I use on Mac use the trackpad to scroll as the default. I'm very used to scroll wheel moving the screen up/down, "shift+scroll" moving side to side, and "Cmd+scroll" to zoom in my notation software, DAW, video softwares, and even word-writing software. Always using right click to move the camera makes it feel like I'm playing a game, which isn't necessarily bad, but I think a lot of people agree it's harder to play games on a trackpad for this reason.
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