I'm glad to see a new version!
1.
- It's now possible to reorder the selected items in the furniture list with a drag-and-drop, when the list is not ordered under a criterion.
It's a missing feature from start.
We don't have an option to revert the "sort by" to default order.
That's mean the insert order.
IMHO this new very useful feature could(must) work in this scenario:
- You've sort furniture for different needs;
- Reset the sort criteria;
- Modify the order with this new feature AND
- This became the last object insert order.
After this You could make new sort and could reverse to last order.
2.
- Some temporary dimension lines are now displayed along walls when you resize them.
At this moment I don't have a clear opinion. I'ts good.
3.
- The 3D view proposes the new Select object item in its contextual menu...
It's great to select objects in 3D view especially when are on vertical axis.
I've not tested whit all You indicate options BUT
I have some pipes and other plumbing stuff inside walls.
I've set the visibility of walls to minimum to see the pipes.
When I try to select object the wall is selected and not the furniture.
IMHO it's a very useful feature which could be improved.
4.
- Importing some 3D models ... with edges
Usually are useless BUT
In some cases could be useful ONLY if I could decide which and where to be displayed.
The most common example is staircase and steps.
In 3D view look ok but in 2D view are indistinguishable. Few edges are welcome in this case.
I've start work to a plug-in for this but it's a very long way.
5.
I have some doubts about the reordering feature, because I fear that some users may think that sometimes, it doesn't work whereas they didn't pay attention if the list is ordered or not.
Don't worry! Always will be this kind of users BUT with some help all's OK.
Anyway THANKS FOR YOUR WORK!
God keep You Safe and healthy because I need You
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