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We now support overlap selection mode. Should we make it the default?

14,984 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce •via X (Twitter)

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itetna profil fotoğrafı
itetna7 ay önce

Yes.

Peete profil fotoğrafı
Peete7 ay önce

Please don't make it the default. It's way easier to exclude some objects the way it is right now. You got more control like this.

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Excalidraw7 ay önce

@ImBiox That was the main argument for the wrap selection mode from day one, although we're now unsure if it overweighs the downsides. Note that you can use cmd/ctrl+drag to select nested elements in either selection mode.

Peete profil fotoğrafı
Peete7 ay önce

Right, considering the cmd/ctrl+drag, you'd still have the granularity. Idk, advanced users probably like the wrap selection mode. What behavior users expect from an action like this is also something to consider.

Nachiket profil fotoğrafı
Nachiket7 ay önce

Make it default

Sergey Andreev profil fotoğrafı
Sergey Andreev7 ay önce

Yes

Michał Deja profil fotoğrafı
Michał Deja7 ay önce

just do left to right overlap, right to left any intersection. this is how every proper drafting app does it (Rhino, CAD etc.)

Kapeel Kokane - CodeSketched profil fotoğrafı
Kapeel Kokane - CodeSketched7 ay önce

Was waiting for this for years!

qrc profil fotoğrafı
qrc7 ay önce

You can add a shortcut. Oh, Shift + drag, Ctrl + drag, Alt + drag are all used.

maddada • ghostex.dev profil fotoğrafı
maddada • ghostex.dev7 ay önce

Love this!! Much prefer overlap to wrap in most cases. Need a hotkey to switch it.

Samrith Shankar profil fotoğrafı
Samrith Shankar6 ay önce

@Vjeux Yes please this is how I expect selection to work in modern apps

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takihama6 ay önce

replicate what CAD apps do, one behaviour left to right: overlap and another right to left: wrap, with different background colors for the selection rectangle

Paulo Henrique Deléo profil fotoğrafı
Paulo Henrique Deléo7 ay önce

Lightburn's drag-selection modes nailed it: Enclosing Select (left-to-right, red box) selects only items fully inside the box, while Crossing Select (right-to-left, green box) selects anything the box touches. Check it out, includes gifs of how it works:

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Scott Blomquist6 ay önce

SketchUp does a thing where if you draw your selection box from left-to-right it's previous Excalidraw behavior, and if you draw from right-to-left, it's overlap mode.

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