u/Kurbopop

I don’t know how much the team monitors this subreddit, but if they do, PLEASE revert the new update, or at least add an option to use the old layout. I don’t see why it would be so difficult to just add a toggle for whether the toolbar is on the left or top. My entire workflow has been ruined by the sudden relocation of the toolbar, the undo/redo buttons, the inability to move the brush settings (why would they just straight-up remove a feature??), etc.. There is absolutely no way I’m going to be able to get used to this, because I have ADHD and motor conteol issues that make it extremely difficult to learn software to begin with, and having to unlearn the muscle memory I’ve built for years and relearn a layout that is worse for my hands anyway is not something that I’m going to be able to do. Before I could just reach over with my Apple Pencil to select things from the toolbar, but now I have my move my whole arm up to reach the toolbar every time I want to select something else, which takes way longer, and if I don’t want to do that I have to repeated flick my wrist up and down which is a surefire recipe for repetitive strain injury. I don’t mean to sound hostile or rude, but my only options here are to beg them to revert the update or just abandon Freeco altogether, because the new update makes it pretty much completely unusable for me. :(

I know that’s a really dumb-sounding question, but it’s something I genuinely find interesting. Obviously there’s no consistent definition for what counts as a dragon, but most of them have the consistent features of scales and/or feathers, the ability to fly, a large body, and an amniote-like body plan. I know European dragons are not biomechanically (or at least evolutionarily) possible, because the ancestral condition for reptiles and mammals involved four limbs, and European dragons would technically have six. But something like a wyvern seems more plausible because it’s basically just a giant bat with scales or feathers. One thing I saw someone mention that separates dragons from pteranodons is the fact that dragons are usually depicted with therapod-like hindquarters, while pteranodons have more birdlike legs. I’m curious what the stance would be from people who actually know what they’re talking about (I.e. not me).