The idea of creating animations by recording movements with a "pen" or "mouse" is indeed an interesting concept. This feature has been considered for Spine, where you could "perform" by moving the mouse, and that movement would be translated into keyframes. However, it is noted that while this can be useful for some tasks, it is somewhat limited. In Spine 4.2, you can use physics to achieve smooth movements with fewer keyframes, which might offer a similar benefit. Additionally, learning how to use the favor tool in Spine can enhance your animation workflow. The concept of recording movements directly is intriguing, but it may not be prioritized over other animation creation improvements currently in development.

GVis Thanks for your suggestion! To tell the truth, we have had similar discussions on this forum in the past, and as Spinebot responded, our general feeling is that it is an interesting feature, but other features take precedence.

By the way, I actually have Procreate Dreams and have tried it, but unfortunately the type of animation I want to make doesn't often use the movements recorded with the function as they are, and in many cases I ended up having to edit them afterwards. As you may know if you also have Dreams, the operation of the selection and adjustment keys is very cumbersome, so in the end I hardly use this application. After all, it often takes more time to make detailed adjustments than it does to create rough animations, so I personally feel that features that can reduce the time spent on these processes are a higher priority.