Keybind scheme for patch interaction

[madsami]

Upgraded to this from Gtk 1.6.7, and it's a lot smoother, better camera and overall feels like a great version of Radiant.
However I am really accustomed to the ease of selecting patch vertices on the Gtk versions.
Is there any way to enable that keybind scheme in this version?
Having to hold shift+mouse click to select multiple vertices, plus it doesn't always register (from left to right to select and right to left to de-select vs how it worked before), is a bit tedious compared to how easy it used to be in Gtk.

TIA

[Garux]

I do not guaranteedly follow which keybinds you imply and which methods you are not happy with, but there are no options related to vertex selection.

[madsami]

Thank you for the reply.
I was pointing to the fact that in Gtk.R 1.4-1.6, you select patch verts simply by dragging or clicking, no need for a secondary shift key hold, nor does the drag direction matter. You can also easily deselect by clicking on the canvas instead of exactly on the point, which I think improves workflow speed. I'm still trying to get used to NetRadiant custom so maybe with time this habit will disappear.
Nonetheless being able to configure the keybind schemes beyond what is currently offered could be a net positive for different developers.

[Garux]

Ic. Box selector is general selector, it's not exclusive to patch vertex mode. I think it's good to not confuse user by extraneous tools use conditionality. M1 drag is occupied by hot functions in many modes, no way to replace it by 'do brand new box selection' one. Even in vertex mode M1 drag is used for brush vertex insertion with 0 selection (vertex mode is not exclusive to a primitive type), and for translation with selection (no need to actually grab a component).

Click on the canvas with present selection is technically available for adding functionality, not that it's definitely needed, since deselection keybind use has around the same complexity.

Keybind schemes are configurable now, while mouse binds would require maintenance of extra logic layout handling all the cases and clashes, or very clever code doing this automatically.