Hold key to move/rotate object (relatively) without creating keyframe

@Martin Vigas Yep. I didnt want to make my post too long but basically that would have been the second option which (as you said) as also a hassle. I tend to click the property, open the graph editor and select all keyframes i need to move, and do it there since i use it in "edit value graph"-mode. Still a hasstle.

@Mylenium well ive seen crazier and more complex things as plugins or scripts. This should actually be a relatively small effort for the developers. I imagine it as: Holding down the key while clicking and dragging an object would bind the object to the mouse position as if you were to just click and drag a null this object was bound to and as soon as you let go, the null would be deleted.

I have 2 extensions installed that have a feature to create a null and bind the selected object to it immediately.. its almost there already (would only need a hotkey instead of a UI button and a "delete this null" function when the left mouse button is released) If they can do it.. Adobe can do it.

You can also apply changes by selecting the attribute in the dropdown menu (position/rotation), which will select all keyframes and you can apply the change to all keyframes at once without creating null. But make sure you have time indicator on a keyframe, otherwise it will create a new one.

But that said, it is still a hassle and i like your idea. That the new function would basically in the background create a new keyframe, select all keyframes, apply the change and delete the new keyframe. Upvoted.

How would you "temporarily disable" the keyframes without breaking the logic of the animation? How should existing keyframes honor your modifications? I can't see how that would ever work without completely messing things up...

Mylenium