Nicer order when duplicating objects#91
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What happens when you have "gaps" in your selection and duplicate? |
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the new objects are created under unbroken chains of selected objects |
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This PR has been merged upstream. |
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this is awesome thank you |
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fixes #973
When duplicating objects, rather than arrange each new copy individually under its source create 'groups' from unbroken chains of objects and place new objects in order under their respective group. This helps keep the order of objects consistent when duplicating and also helps keep the rough correlation between time the object was created and position in the list intact where the existing system tends to create fairly chaotic ordering.
Applies to shift+drag in viewport, the ctrl+d shortcut, and the duplicate option in right click menus
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