Hi Petr,
quote: it will apply the _active style_ only in case of creating new object from curve(s) using command like Extrude, Sweep or Loft and not to apply in other cases like mirroring, rotating with copy, or adding sub-object part to the existing brep.
Yup that is the idea.
The way it actually works is that there are some different categories for how the output of commands relate to the inputs.
The current categories are:
Relation_Identity
Relation_Copy
Relation_InputKeep
Relation_InputReplace
Relation_Identity is for things like the Move command where the output object is considered to be a new version of the input object and replaces it. Currently this is the kind that will trigger a history update.
Relation_Copy is for things like mirroring, or rotate with copy, stuff that produces a copy of the input object but does not replace it.
Relation_InputKeep is when the input objects were used to create the output objects but the inputs are still kept in place. Things like Extrude and Loft are categorized under here. This is the one that is affected by GeneratedObjectsInheritStyle=x, for whether the output objects will try to get styles transferred to them from the inputs, or whether the output objects will get the active style applied to them more like how drawn objects work.
Relation_InputReplace is when the input objects were used to create the output objects and then the inputs are removed. Things like boolean difference are under this category.
- Michael
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