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Hey #unity3d folks - especially artists and designers - We're working on our Scene Handles and Gizmos (move, rotate, scale, view axes) - tell me about your favourite Handles in other software - what do you like and dislike? examples below. #gamedev #ux pic.twitter.com/yCqJCJzsdv

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1. Paul‏ @paul_ucl 9 Apr 2020
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  Example of what I do like: UE4's gizmos because they signal changes you make as you're making them clearly. Example of what I don't: Unity's ragdoll and joint gizmos. Those tiny orange arrows are really hard to read.
  
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1. Shane Doherty‏ @ShaneDoherty 9 Apr 2020
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  I think Unity does it really well, I’d just make the gizmo reference in the scene pop a little more like Blender. It’s a little too easy to miss at times
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1. MrX‏ @The_MrX_ 9 Apr 2020
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  My main complaint with Unity Gizmos is the lack of a builtin 2d Ring & Cone, to indicate range of something in 2D space. Since a lot of times, you want to base calculation based on 2d range and NOT 3d range. Since in ARPGs or Moba/RTS games height effecting range causes issues.
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