Closed riversn closed 1 year ago
how about when more than one is selected, clicking the threshold button sets them all to the clicked button's value? and the delete button would multi-delete. also, any selected feature would be deselected.
No, clicking the top threshold button is no good because we click the threshold buttons to test and compare between different features. It'd be too easy to accidentally overwrite other values. And there's no Ctrl-Z undo functions, which is you may want to add!
Another alternative/parallels idea is to copy/paste the parameters of one feature to another. Like, ctrl+C one highlighed, and paste to the rest highlighted.
If you paste and nothing is highlighted, then it just makes a duplicate
I can probably do a multiselect with a right click menu on the one you want to copy to the rest
That's so cool!
The purple highlighting is actually annoying, the thicker/darker outline at the top and bottom is too much. I'm not sure what the correct behavior should look like, but there's just something wrong with it currently
It should be a darker grey with no boarder:
okay - can do - I literally copied and pasted the example format lol
Can you just get rid of the hover-over color highlighting? It wasn't there before
Light blue overlay is perfect!
I want to right click 1 feature, select copy (or ctrl+C when highlighted) and then select multiple features and paste that copied 'threshold format' to overwrite all the threshold values.
Right click -> Paste, should have two separate options, paste only threshold & chroma color & Null features (i.e. threshold format) or 'paste all values' which would paste the everything above including shape width and height, but NOT changing the position.
Ctrl+V paste should only paste threshold formats, not shape dimensions
that workflow is a tad different than the current implementation.
sounds like a shortcut to replace cloning and repositioning? I can add the null features to the right click menu
When changing a ton of feature criteria, would be great if you can select and change all their threshold values together, or delete them all at once.