If I create a blueprint book template through the mod, it will fix the name of the resulting blueprint book to the name at (template) creation. That means if I change the name of the underlying project (say, to reflect a new version number), the resulting blueprint book will keep the name set at template creation.
In other words: Project named Test (v1.0.0). I create a blueprint template to arrange the stages around and then make a book, I get a book named Test (v1.0.0), as expected. Iterating on the design and changing the project's name to Test (v1.0.1) and then making a blueprint book, I get a book named Test (v1.0.0). I think it should be named Test (v1.0.1) because if you don't use a book template, the blueprint book will carry forward the new name of the project.
If I create a blueprint book template through the mod, it will fix the name of the resulting blueprint book to the name at (template) creation. That means if I change the name of the underlying project (say, to reflect a new version number), the resulting blueprint book will keep the name set at template creation.
In other words: Project named
Test (v1.0.0)
. I create a blueprint template to arrange the stages around and then make a book, I get a book namedTest (v1.0.0)
, as expected. Iterating on the design and changing the project's name toTest (v1.0.1)
and then making a blueprint book, I get a book namedTest (v1.0.0)
. I think it should be namedTest (v1.0.1)
because if you don't use a book template, the blueprint book will carry forward the new name of the project.