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Behavior of dropping a container onto an automation is not as expected

Open salkin-mada opened this issue 8 years ago • 3 comments

Say a container consists of 5 floats.

  • When dropping the container onto an empty automation it does not make 4 new processes in the automation and adds all 5 floats. It just connects the first float to the address of the one process in automation.

salkin-mada avatar Jun 22 '17 11:06 salkin-mada

another way to phrase it would be: create one automation for each address when dropped on an empty automation (or, probably, more generally, on a constraint), right ?

bltzr avatar Jun 22 '17 16:06 bltzr

actually that's what happens if you drop them on the constraint.

jcelerier avatar Jun 22 '17 16:06 jcelerier

Yes when dropped on a empty constraint it happens. But not when dropped on an automation. @bltzr yes. I would suggest this behavior: create one automation for each address when dropping a container on an empty automation.

salkin-mada avatar Jun 22 '17 17:06 salkin-mada