I'd like to propose a concept: fences.
They'd be an invisible rectangular boundary around event node trees in a graph. Blueprint Assist would be able to ensure that every node tree was inside its own non-overlapping fence. I kind of picture it as being a bit like a grid widget, in that it would automatically form rows or columns.
The new behaviour is that nothing would overlap by starting at the top-left most node and working down and across from there. Any nodes not anchored to an event graph should be moved into their own fenced area down the bottom.
The use case is that node trees quite often end up overlapping when formatted and it's quite tedious to continually nudge everything out further and further. Even when they don't overlap, it would be nice to have a good bit of space between separate node trees. It would be very nice if the plugin just did that for you. I also quite often get spare node networks that are not connected to any event sitting behind or in front of my active node trees. It's like picking apart a knot separating them out.
I know some similar functionality already exists in the plugin but I wasn't sure if anything does exactly this.
They'd be an invisible rectangular boundary around event node trees in a graph. Blueprint Assist would be able to ensure that every node tree was inside its own non-overlapping fence. I kind of picture it as being a bit like a grid widget, in that it would automatically form rows or columns.
The new behaviour is that nothing would overlap by starting at the top-left most node and working down and across from there. Any nodes not anchored to an event graph should be moved into their own fenced area down the bottom.
The use case is that node trees quite often end up overlapping when formatted and it's quite tedious to continually nudge everything out further and further. Even when they don't overlap, it would be nice to have a good bit of space between separate node trees. It would be very nice if the plugin just did that for you. I also quite often get spare node networks that are not connected to any event sitting behind or in front of my active node trees. It's like picking apart a knot separating them out.
I know some similar functionality already exists in the plugin but I wasn't sure if anything does exactly this.
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