Create an object by using a mouse selection tool (Ex: Box Selection tool)
curves and lines buttons are also available for a faster way of making paths. The only differences is that you will make the paths manually like in photoshop and illustrator bezier curves.
The buttons are only optional. Regarding the hotkey for creating the objects using the box select is what I am still trying to think.
Thanks.
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why not rather an option if you go in add object menu with the right clic add to toolbar. {attachment Blender_2jpg}
* @zgorg2004 * Is this a proposal or already possible? but that would also be a nice idea. Putting these at the empty space of the top bar might also work but I am not sure if a lot of people would agree. Some just want the top bar to be empty I guess.
* @johnpdelacruz26 * this is a proposal, because I read several times your proposition, before I exactly understand what your need is. of course not everybody needs this. so in options of the tool select, some people would say what for? but there in the right clic on the item is the precise place where you can attribute several options for an item. e.g right clic on the add plane in the picture I did. and in red is the "added" line. I made it quickly but with Gimp and clone tool, it would be possible to create an exact simulation underlined in blue.
* @johnpdelacruz26 * and "a lot people think", is rarely the good way. do the best you can, without ego, and in consciousness, and it will work. many put likes without really have a good knowledge and unlike to what they don't really understand or can't imagine. but I don't think a developer coming here would have this basic view. good ideas and good way to do it are good ideas and good way. no matter how many likes they have. but you can like me lol the biggest topic there is there: drag modifiers in modifiers stack. well this is a good idea but is it really a priority among the very wanted developments in Blender? I don't think so. even if I'm the 1%.
* @zgorg2004 * I see what you mean. Thanks for the inputs by the way.