spaceman_atlas wrote:
How would you see this working though? Say you have three objects selected that end on different snap lines:
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Let's say I grab the middle one's end and start dragging. What would you expect to happen? Should the end time of all of them get equalised as you drag? Or should they all increase duration relative to the amount you dragged the middle one? (e.g. if you drag the middle one forward 2 beats, all of them get dragged forward 2 beats)?
To all the note that are selected lets say the three notes. I would think that, if i grab the slider head of the middle one and all three slider notes are selected and i move them 2 beats up, all the selected ones get 2 beats longer.
(All three selected, lets say i drag the middle slider head up. they all increase for example 2 beats in length. And for those sliders that arent selected, they wont do anything.)
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>-----<Like you asked "or they all increase duration relative to the amount you dragged the middle one". that is how i would imagine it. For both ways, the slider head and tail. If multiple sliders are selected and i would drag the head down/up a beat, i expected all the selected ones to increase in length. But only the one i draged increased, so i had to do it manualy for each one.
Sorry if i repeat you or myself here. I hope this clears up of how i would expect it to work, and of course some things of this idea could be changed if something work out well with how i imagine it. If something of what i said is not clear or makes no sense please ask, i will correct myself.