Bring back the maneuver node from before the first patch

[Spicat]

I don't know if I'm the odd one here, but I think the old maneuver node was better.

While the new one seems to be more usable (and even that is debatable), it's less aesthetically pleasing, seems unfinished and resemble a dev tool (also it's too aliased):

The old one was, in my opinion, better at least from an artistic view. The only downside that I can see is that icons (prograde, retrograde...) were too small (and maybe the arrow needed to be a bit smaller, but not as small as the new one):

Edited March 22, 2023 by Spicat
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[The Aziz]

Function over form in UI. New one is definitely more clear to use.

[JoeSchmuckatelli]

All respect to the OP... 

But, no.  God, no. 

 

This version works. 

[Sea_Kerman]

Yeah this version is much less fiddly to use

[LameLefty]

No, please for the love of the Kraken, just … no. 

[Gotmachine]

I'd say that both iterations are equally bad in how they fail to deliver an actually *good* maneuver editing and planning tool.
I will see myself out.

[JoeSchmuckatelli]

25 minutes ago, Gotmachine said:

both iterations are equally bad

No. 

The first was terrible.  This one works. 

Some people want more out it - but that is not 'equally bad' 

FWIW allow me to remind:

 

The complaints of the current version seem to be about aliasing and refinement 

Shrug 

Edited March 23, 2023 by JoeSchmuckatelli

[Tazooka]

Sorry OP but I disagree completely

The new UI is SO much better than the older v0.1.0.0 UI

[Tapeta]

New system is better, because on the new one I can clearly see what is prograde, what is retrograde, normal, antinormal ... . That was not the case of old pre-patch style.

[Spicat]

By playing around a bit more with it, I changed my mind, the new one is a lot easier to use than the previous one.

I still find the last one better looking than what we have now but as The Aziz says:

On 3/23/2023 at 12:54 AM, The Aziz said:

Function over form in UI. New one is definitely more clear to use.

While it's better it's not perfect as the center is still tricky to grab sometimes (especially when you scrolled far away from the node)