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Select one object and rotate it to see bounding rect: that's nice.
Select multiple objets and rotate and check the bounding rect: weird.
When deselected bounding renders correctly.
See short video here https://cl.ly/273y0n3B1C14
Expected Behavior
I would like to get the correct bounding area even when objects in selection.
Actual Behavior
It gives bouding area of object as it's relative to the group. I understand the logic, I could calculate the correct position of bounding box but when you apply rotation it becomes very difficult and could be really useful to get an option to have the absolute bounding rect even if object into an active selection (or a group).
Do you have a (easy) magic trick to get this in the way I like? :-) Or it implies to rework the whole logic of active selection / group?
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This is how I solved it https://jsfiddle.net/9h239bak/87/
I unselect before rendering the bounding box if the object is in active selection. Like that the objects keep getting the correct bounding box. Don't know if it's the best way to do it.
there have been ongoing discussion about this in the past, maybe there is also some other issue opened.
I agree that there may be an adhoc method to get it, should be simple
Version
2.0.2
Test Case
https://jsfiddle.net/blobinabottle/9h239bak/8/
Steps to reproduce
Select one object and rotate it to see bounding rect: that's nice.
Select multiple objets and rotate and check the bounding rect: weird.
When deselected bounding renders correctly.
See short video here https://cl.ly/273y0n3B1C14
Expected Behavior
I would like to get the correct bounding area even when objects in selection.
Actual Behavior
It gives bouding area of object as it's relative to the group. I understand the logic, I could calculate the correct position of bounding box but when you apply rotation it becomes very difficult and could be really useful to get an option to have the absolute bounding rect even if object into an active selection (or a group).
Do you have a (easy) magic trick to get this in the way I like? :-) Or it implies to rework the whole logic of active selection / group?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: