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Ping Sensitivity

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Gauss
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The Ping function accidentally pings just about any time the left mouse button is held down for any other purpose (such as when grabbing a token). If there is a way to decrease the sensitivity (perhaps by increasing the time required to hold the mouse button) it would be greatly appreciated. - Gauss
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Sky
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I'd actually like to be able to turn it off. It's very laggy and not all that useful as a result. I'm going to use pointer/target tokens that all players can control instead.
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Canso
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Maybe if you had to hold down a key on the keyboard while you where clicking and holding to ping?
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Gauss
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Canso: If we were going to need to hold down a key I would instead like to see an option in the map toolbar. Perhaps underneath the measurement tool or art tool have the 'ping tool'. - Gauss
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Ted T.
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Making Ping a tool would remove a majority of its utility. Having to switch from the Move tool to Ping would put me off from ever using it.
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mark w.
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Maybe if you had to hold down a key on the keyboard while you where clicking and holding to ping? I agree. A key shortcut would be the best.
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[Deleted]
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Or maybe just pressing a key will make you ping where the mouse is.
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Gauss
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I can see your point Ted. I agree. - Gauss