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Creating a new relation is non-intuitive and quite tedious in v2, and in v3 it is even slightly worse. Very often, users need to create very small relations (2-3 members), and they have to go through the following hoops (v3):
Click [+] to even access relation options
Click to open the dropdown, then Click to select "New relation..."
A nebulous "Relation" is created in the sidebar (v3). Visually find "Type" (non-intuitive), Click to open the dropdown, Click to select "Multipolygon".
A nebulous "Multipolygon" is created in the sidebar, along with a warning that it's, um, nebulous. Click on the header (non-intuitive) to assign a type to it, then find an appropriate preset (Farmyard, for example) and Click it
If the relation requires that your object has a role, Click once more "Set as outer" and... you're done.
(In v2, steps 3-4 are more streamlined and require slightly fewer clicks).
Ideally, the process should start up with a straightforward choice of adding to a new or creating a new relation of readily accessible type (why would one ever create a bare "Relation" or "Multipolygon"?). If you want to keep the initial [+] (not necessary), then make it a two-fold choice immediately: add to existing or create a new relation:
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Creating a new relation is non-intuitive and quite tedious in v2, and in v3 it is even slightly worse. Very often, users need to create very small relations (2-3 members), and they have to go through the following hoops (v3):
(In v2, steps 3-4 are more streamlined and require slightly fewer clicks).
Ideally, the process should start up with a straightforward choice of adding to a new or creating a new relation of readily accessible type (why would one ever create a bare "Relation" or "Multipolygon"?). If you want to keep the initial [+] (not necessary), then make it a two-fold choice immediately: add to existing or create a new relation:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: