Cycling through objects that are behind (or inside of) each other #336
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This could impact the UX of different projects already in production. I honestly do not understand the need and its use, an example demonstrating the use case would be needed. I’ll review it in detail but cannot approve it directly |
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Sure, I will send some examples next week! |
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Hi,
I was having the situation that I had multiple objects inside of each other, but still wanted to be able to select them one after the other in a cycling fashion.
This pull requests implements this feature.
If you have any feedback or questions please don't hesitate to provide me it (especially variable / function naming might be off as english is not my mother tongue :))