> Quote - > > Something new For instance, all parts of a given limb* should appear on the same panel (for instance selecting "Left Arm" should allow you to pose all parts of that arm, from collar to hand, without having to change panels hundreds of times). > And before someone retorts such a panel would be incredibly long and thus unusable, I'm talking about a dedicated *posing* panel, used to pose things, which means it only has the XYZ rotations of the body parts (go to the old individual ones for morphs). >   Now add to this posing panel the already existing feature to group (and thus fold/unfold groups of) dials, and I don't really see why this hasn't already been implemented. Too easy, most likely.  :-p

Well using the new dependent parameter tool you could create dependent parameters for all the rotations you like and then put them in groups you like on one body part (or a prop).

But thats something that was done with PoseMagic already a few years ago.

So something new:
I've played with my mouse wheel posing tool a bit and added some more features, this may help you a bit, too (probably not too much yet, haven't grouped the body, but that's the next step).
 One can now change multiple parameters of the same actor (e.g. rotate x and y at the same time), change (multiple) rotations of multiple actors of the same figure at the same time (like rotate hip and chest at the same time) or rotate&translate any selected actors which are below the universe at the same time (move 4 chairs and the table up one room ,-)).
 Pressing ALT while using the wheel will change the offset from 1 through 9 (so adding 0.3 instead of only 0.1 is possible now).