Patricia (ProtoPie Team): I think that is what Tulio means. Instead of typing in the numbers in the field, you drag the item to the target position, and this drag autofills the move response. And somehow, the object then goes back to the original position, because the drag was only to give the move response some values.

The "drag for response fill" could be triggered via an extra button next to the responses input field. By clicking it, you enter the mode to fill your response.

Patricia (ProtoPie Team): That is precisely what I mean. It is hard to describe it well without showing it. The comment of Phillip Nürnberg explains my suggestion perfectly.

It would be intuitive to place the target position of, for example, (and especially) a 'move' by simply dragging an object to its desired position. This would allow being able to iterate MUCH faster.

It reminds me of the smart animate function in Figma or Keynote, or even being able to drag the object to its desired position in after-effects between keyframes. I think there should be a way when selecting the move X/Y parameters to drag the object to the desired position on the canvas. When the parameter is deselected, the canvas functions normally again but remembers the x/y position I set during dragging.

I hope this explanation makes sense.

I assumed this functionality would already exist as it seems very logical. I just discovered Protopie and was quite surprised to learn I have to manually set positions by typing their x/y pixel position.

Tulio Laanen: Thank you. It does make sense now! It will be discussed :)