Our team has found the need to reposition the view management fly out multiple times in meetings and we feel this would be such a nice and easy addition to the interface of Enscape. This primarily is an issue during meetings within our large conference room. Depending on which side of the screen the “Driver” sits on he/she may need the view management on the opposite side of default for easy viewing and ability to quickly go to the desired view. For most meetings our workflow is by favoriting views and going through it with an Xbox controller though when we need to go to a certain view for discussion the visual impairment at times due to the default view management docking can make an unpleasant experience, While free floating panels may be too much to code into Enscape, an ability to flip sides in the settings panel or even mirror the whole panel bar by clicking a button would be a “niche” but useful feature. I am also adding this to the feature portal.
I’m with you on this although I don’t think docking either side is the answer.
My issue is that if I want to use Enscape to define the view, the only way to save that view is with the View Management window open. As soon as you close the window the view changes because the effective width of the display is different without the window.
Floating would be my preference so the window could be on another screen entirely.
Agree, resizing and undocking should be considered. The use for us is that one monitor is dedicated to the Enscape window, fully embed due to presentations and use of the monitor area on a daily basis. but once WE go for menus like view management, or light management that is also crucial for mood views over presentation, WE see a resize of the window… a good example is the material editor and cosmos that is separated and works great though materials could be inside cosmos like in widows versions.
cheers