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From: Larry Fahnoe (FAHNOE)
Using v5 beta Dec-1-2023
If I have a object group hierarchy as follows:
code:
Group01
Components
Dimensions
Etc
When I select one of the group's elements, say one of the Components, and change its size via the object's properties, the entire group is scaled along with the object I edited. I was expecting that if I select only one of the group's elements, I could edit it and change only that element. I went back through the beta release notes & did not notice anything about this, so am asking, is this expected behavior? While it is kind of neat, it is also unexpected & seemingly inconsistent with the notion that things outside of the selected object are being changed.
--Larry
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Larry,
re:
> When I select one of the group's elements, say one of the Components, and change its size via the
> object's properties, the entire group is scaled along with the object I edited.
Thanks for reporting this - it looks like a holdover from some previous behavior where if you have an edge of a cylinder selected you could modify it there and it would scale the whole cylinder.
But I agree that for a group sub selection it is not expected for the entire parent group to be affected. I will adjust that.
Thanks, - Michael
From: David M (DOMCM)
Michael,
When I click the web link, it says "Current version: Dec-1-2023." Typo?
Edit:
Sorry, see another user posted the same comment earlier.
From: mkdm
Hi Michael!
Could you tell us a scheduled date for the official V5?
Thanks.
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Marco, I'm sorry there is not a set date yet. It is taking time to work through various bugs.
- Michael
From: mkdm
Ok, thanks for the info. But just to get a slightly clearer idea… are we talking about a release by summer, fall, or by the end of the year? Thanks.
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Marco,
re:
> Ok, thanks for the info. But just to get a slightly clearer idea… are we talking about a release
> by summer, fall, or by the end of the year? Thanks.
Sorry I don't know the answer to this currently.
- Michael
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