Controls with mouse buttons

It seems to me that Zero-K doesn't use mouse for its full potential, is it appropriate to suggest some improvements/additional functions on this aspect?

Some ideas:
Double left click on a unit --- it might be more useful to have this quickly select a relatively distinct cluster of units of the same type, instead of all units on the screen of the same type, the implementation could be based on the distances between units and some branched chains.

Double left click on the ground --- same as above but depend on the unit that's closest to your cursor, or setting/removing a repair zone.

Double right click on a enemy unit --- set target for all this type of enemy unit within a cluster.

Double right click on the ground --- same with ctrl+move.

Holding left button while click/drag with right button --- fight/fight with custom formation.

An alternative idea for the same unit type selection: When doing the double left click, if you drag while holding the second click, it would create a circle to let you decide the range of the same unit type selection.

The main purpose was to provoke some discussion, so I didn't put much thoughts into details.

It could be like split attack, or we can make set target allowing multiple targets. Set target is mostly a command about priorities, multiple targets with higest priority is not hard to imagine.

Simply make right double click set target would be great, too. It is natural that a new player would spam attack commands on a target if he think it is really important to destory it.

That's embarrassing, I always thought they are separate commands ever since set target was introduced in Zero-K, and the priority would be cancelled once the target of the attack command escaped the weapon range.

quote: ZK is complex and poorly documented.

This is a huge annoyance of mine, especially after not having touched the game in 2 years, and I feel like I need to search through source code and changelogs to figure out how certain things work.

It would be nice to get the community more involved (that's the purpose of a wiki after all), but devs could also make a better point of documenting their new features or changes as they add them.

Also, welcome back luckywaldo7 . As it turns out I've been away for two years as well. Such a shame that life gets in the way of having fun.