Unlock movement for NPCs

Anytime a player uses an ability that forces movement on another creature, as DM, I would move the affected creature as long as the player is successful. To tie in forced movement with an ability in d20Pro seems way to complicated to implement and apply when you can more easily manipulate creature movement/forced movement as a DM by pressing the mouse button, moving the mouse, and releasing the mouse button.

Whereas, to implement a "forced movement shift" the program would have to take account of the character's position in relation to each other, the direction of the shift (up/down, left/right, or a combination thereof), and the number of squares of the shift. The Player would then have to select the ability that uses the "forced movement shift", select the creature that is affected, then proceed to see if the ability succeeds or fails. The Judge would then see that the Player has used the ability making sure the Player used the correct number of squares for the shift then selects if it succeeds or fails. It just seems more cumbersome to let d20Pro handle this automatically since there would be more steps involved.

Now, if we are talking about a feature that lets the Judge assign "community creatures" to all Players, I don't see this any different than a standard figure on the table that a group of friends are seated around, where anyone can handle the creature and move it around the map. I wouldn't mind this being an option to the Judge to assign a creature to "All Players". It would be relatively easy to implement, and people can independently chose to use it or not.