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Yes, this behaviour is known to me - although I don't exactly know what to do about it. Forbid the selection of two or more vertices at once? |
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Oh I was assuming that it was a math error (two selected vertexes was doubling the drag rate -- such an issue exists in DoomEd too IIRC). Is it possible to make the extra verts appear to be selected but not affect the manipulation? IOW, they're selected but only one vert rules. At least there's a workaround and it's usable. |
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If only one of multiple selected vertices is doing its effects, then multi-selection is purposeless anyway, isn't it? Also, I found that the double-translation can be put to good use when selecting an edge of a brush: you can resize the brush "axis-locked", sort of. In my opinion, this is rather a documentation issue - mappers will figure that one out real quick and won't run into any trouble. |
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Checking func... Yes, that's a fair point. If the user wants to drag an edge in standard fashion, they grab one vertex. That way, they can adjust either side connecting to that vertex. If they grab two, they'll get double speed movement. If a fix isn't clear / doesn't seem worth it, close it out no contest. |
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