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If you have a large selection, or one that includes offscreen objects, it can be hard to avoid dropping some of the duplicated objects underneath pre-existing objects, which means you then have to spend time rearranging stuff and toggling layers until you can find and select your new duplicates (if the new duplicates remained selected, this wouldn't be a problem). Download clickteam fusion developer 2.5 for free. This also means that when you ctrl-drag a bunch of objects, you have to be extra careful to drag them to somewhere where all of them will be easy to reselect.
But in order to do this you need to manually reselect all the objects. Because after making some duplicates you very often need to drag them to some other part of the frame (and you can't often drag them in one go because you need to first drag the canvas to get there). Ctrl-Dragging is basically a different method of copying and pasting, and so it should also work the same.īut the real problem is not that it 'feels' wrong, but that it often forces the the user into many unnecessary clicks. Even Fusion doesn't work this way, and correctly selects the new objects when you press ctrl-V. Almost no program works this way (Excel is the only exception I can think of, and it's a special case). To illustrate why, imagine that you select some objects, hit Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V for copy and paste, and now your original selection is still selected, instead of your newly pasted objects. This is different to just about any other program I can think of (eg. It's the fact that when you select a group of objects in the Frame Editor, then Ctrl-drag them to create a group of duplicates, the new duplicates become unselected as soon as you release the mouse, and the original group of objects is still selected instead. There's something that's always annoyed me in Fusion, and I can't imagine it's a behaviour that many people like, since it goes against what we're used to with most other programs.
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