Hello, just a few suggestions to improve the usability of the editor while working with blueprints:
1. Shift click on a node to auto select that node and all its "children". This is specially useful to fast drag a block of nodes, instead of having to select all them one by one or doing a rect with the mouse.
2. Press F2 on a node, when it is possible to change its name (like a variable node), the focus should go to the name entry in the node's detail panel, so you can immediately type the new name.
3. When you add a new event node to a graph (e.g. if you click on a green button: "On Click Event") it automatically brings the new node to the graph in the x position of what ever item you placed previously that is most to the left. This is great, but IMHO it should ignore the box-comment type, because it is always a bit more to the left than what your nodes are, so the new node is aligned to the box and not to other nodes. I attached image for better explanation on this, so the node should appear where the green line is in the image.
(Will continue with more suggestions)
Thanks Epic for this great tool
1. Shift click on a node to auto select that node and all its "children". This is specially useful to fast drag a block of nodes, instead of having to select all them one by one or doing a rect with the mouse.
2. Press F2 on a node, when it is possible to change its name (like a variable node), the focus should go to the name entry in the node's detail panel, so you can immediately type the new name.
3. When you add a new event node to a graph (e.g. if you click on a green button: "On Click Event") it automatically brings the new node to the graph in the x position of what ever item you placed previously that is most to the left. This is great, but IMHO it should ignore the box-comment type, because it is always a bit more to the left than what your nodes are, so the new node is aligned to the box and not to other nodes. I attached image for better explanation on this, so the node should appear where the green line is in the image.
(Will continue with more suggestions)
Thanks Epic for this great tool

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