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    Button for Select > Options > Allow Locked Objects

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    • G Offline
      gotanidea
      last edited by

      The Select > Options > Allow Locked Objects feature is very useful, but it would be easier to access if there is a button on the top bar to toggle it on or off.

      Maybe we can put it next to the Enable Snapping button?

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        b77 @gotanidea
        last edited by b77

        @gotanidea Not sure it's so often needed to warrant a button in the context panel, IMO.

        You can customize the context panel (VectorStyler > Customize Toolboxes > Toolbox: Context panel).

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          VectorStyler @gotanidea
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          @gotanidea said in Button for Select > Options > Allow Locked Objects:

          but it would be easier to access if there is a button on the top bar to toggle it on or off.

          The action is available when customizing the toolbar, it can be found in the "Select" group of actions.

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            gotanidea @b77
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            @b77 and @VectorStyler : Thanks, I didn't know about the customization

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              Boldline
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              I noticed when I went in to play around with customizing the context menu, all of the folders on the left side are named "Folder". The contents within each folder seem to be labeled correctly.

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                VectorStyler @Boldline
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                @Boldline said in Button for Select > Options > Allow Locked Objects:

                all of the folders on the left side are named "Folder".

                Yes, these were not named as the name is not used anywhere else in the UI. I will add some default names for these.

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