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feat: group models together permanently so they become one entity #28

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janpio opened this issue Nov 7, 2023 · 2 comments
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feat: group models together permanently so they become one entity #28

janpio opened this issue Nov 7, 2023 · 2 comments

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@janpio
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janpio commented Nov 7, 2023

This is neat. (Hi from Prisma!)

I have been trying it with a massive schema, and got pretty far:
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But now I have to make more space in the middle, so I can figure out the relations there and untangle all the lines. For that, I would need to move the big blocks left and right more to the side so I have actual space to "work" - but I have to do that 1 model at a time. And that will take.... looooong.

It would be great if one could select many models at once and then move them all at once.
Maybe even a way to group models together permanently so they become one entity - but that might be another feature request.

@mohammed-bahumaish
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Hi @janpio ,

you can press shift and select the area of the nodes you want to move.
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then you can move the nodes as a group.
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i will leave this issue open for Maybe even a way to group models together permanently so they become one entity - but that might be another feature request.

@janpio
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janpio commented Nov 24, 2023

Nice, didn't know that.

@mohammed-bahumaish mohammed-bahumaish changed the title Ability to select and move multiple models at the same time feat: group models together permanently so they become one entity Dec 7, 2023
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