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At least on a Mac, if I use the selection rectangle, all atoms seem to be selected.
I can confirm this behavior does not exist in 1.94, but does exist in 1.95 and afterwards.
I'm not sure the bug is in selectiontool.cpp - it might be in the call to m_renderer->hits() instead.
selectiontool.cpp
m_renderer->hits()
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Aha, git bisect finds that it derives from #709 b30e202 (adding the layer system)
git bisect
Weird bug - if I create multiple layers (e.g., select hydrogens, move them to Layer 2) it seems to work. (At least some/most of the time?)
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More importantly, this shows up with orthographic projection, not perspective.
So the problem likely comes from the screen projection.
This issue has been mentioned on Avogadro Discussion. There might be relevant details there:
https://discuss.avogadro.cc/t/selection-by-drag-rectangle-doesnt-work-in-orthographic-projection/5542/2
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At least on a Mac, if I use the selection rectangle, all atoms seem to be selected.
I can confirm this behavior does not exist in 1.94, but does exist in 1.95 and afterwards.
I'm not sure the bug is in
selectiontool.cpp
- it might be in the call tom_renderer->hits()
instead.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: