Shortcut key suggestions

CTRL or ALT - []  move selected token one layer* back ([) or one layer forward (]) (there is no menu option for this)  * - I don't mean map/DM/token/Light, I mean the implied sub "Layers" within the map/DM/token/light layers CTRL or ALT + Shift - [] move selected token to front ([) or to back (]) (Same as right click, "to front/back") + or - Uniform Resize +/- one grid unit ALT - + or - Uniform resize +/- 3% CTRL-ALT - L Lock selected Token (to prevent from selecting and moving it) CTRL-ALT - U Unlock all tokens CTRL - D Is Drawing

CTRL-ALT - H Flip Horizontal CTRL-ALT - V Flip Vertical

Good suggestions, though I'll remind Pro users that the MapLock script can do all the object/token locking you need with a single toggle command. 

This suggestions incorporates some nice functionality, even if it were to be menu driven and not done by shortcut keys. One nitpick, though: once you lock a token, the only way to unlock it is to unlock all tokens? I would suggest some way to select a locked token (maybe double-clicking or shift-clicking?) and then another command to unlock that token.

Going by what Adobe does, since that's what I'm used to. Since once one or more objects are locked, you can no longer select them, you need to have an "unlock all" presumably. Or maybe "unlock all on current layer"... Rabulias said: This suggestions incorporates some nice functionality, even if it were to be menu driven and not done by shortcut keys. One nitpick, though: once you lock a token, the only way to unlock it is to unlock all tokens? I would suggest some way to select a locked token (maybe double-clicking or shift-clicking?) and then another command to unlock that token.

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