Our latest fortnightly poll: Which features of the Quartz Composer Editor are most important to you?
You may choose more than one, or write in a response if a feature isn't mentioned.
Modifying compositions while they're running (live coding)
92% (46 votes)
Seeing port values in tooltips while a composition is running
86% (43 votes)
Using the Viewer to run compositions full-screen
66% (33 votes)
Adding assets to compositions by dragging files from Finder
58% (29 votes)
Labeling index values using Input Splitter
56% (28 votes)
Locking the Viewer's aspect ratio or pixel size
52% (26 votes)
Search
38% (19 votes)
Documenting compositions using Notes
36% (18 votes)
Adding a macro/composition to the patch library
36% (18 votes)
Examining performance using the Viewer's "Profile Mode"
20% (10 votes)
Testing compositions in 32/64-bit mode, safe mode, old OS versions
18% (9 votes)
Editing patches' inputs simultaneously with multiple Inspectors
14% (7 votes)
Laying out objects using the Viewer's "Interactive Mode"
14% (7 votes)
Limiting the Viewer's maximum framerate
14% (7 votes)
Exporting a composition with a QuickTime Movie wrapper
12% (6 votes)
Tracing compositions using the Viewer's "Debug Mode"
10% (5 votes)
Taking image snapshots of the Viewer
8% (4 votes)
Comparing two compositions using File > Compare Compositions
8% (4 votes)
Editing text code alongside the graph (JavaScript, GLSL, CI, and CL)
8% (4 votes)
Starting with a Template to build a new composition
6% (3 votes)
Printing compositions
2% (1 vote)
Total voters: 50