Warskull wrote:However, the issue I am running into is that I have to click on a clone, then click off a clone to dump the selection before swapping to the method where I can hold down the key to apply a morph to multiple clones. I am ending up accidentally activating morphs on the previously selection clone.
Are you using the belt, or is it turned off? I'm assuming you have the belt off if you are using the hotkeys. Currently there is no hotkey to deselect a clone other than clicking somewhere where there isn't a clone. I can see your point if you are used to the "Lemmings way" because Lemmings didn't have a lemming selection. Normally, what I do in your case above, is I select the first clone I want to assign morphs to, then press and hold the morph key while clicking on subsequent clones.
Warskull wrote:Maybe an option toggle wouldn't necessarily the best solution, but some method of choosing between a sticky selection and a brief selection could be nice. Maybe even an easily accessed "clear selection" hotkey or a modifier key that when held keeps the clone selected.
Yes, we could add a hotkey to "clear selection", or an option to allow for "sticky" or "brief" selection, but I feel this would just complicate things even more. The real solution is one needs to employ the "select clone", then "apply morph" method consistently, and unlearn the way lemmings way of giving actions. Over time, it will feel very natural. In any case, I will discuss this issue with rt and see if incorporating the above mentioned options is a good idea.