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When adding a new object, the default depth is set to 50. This makes the object be on the same layer as the previous object. This makes it difficult for a person to understand the real properties of the objects once the project is done, it also makes it tough for complex projects as their would be multiple object in the diagram.
Expected Behavior
When adding new objects, the depth value must change for every object.
Xwin server should have an automatic change in depth value without you editing the depth value every time you want to add a new object.
To change the depth value and make it increase automatically think about adding increments to a specific global variable for each file you desire. Then consider finding a function that will display said changes. Also don't forget to modify include for its respective change . Be careful of how many changes per file you will need to successfully increment the depth value.
*Note your depth value updates should be seen on both the right toolbar and the bottom toolbar for your solution to work
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Current Behavior
When adding a new object, the default depth is set to 50. This makes the object be on the same layer as the previous object. This makes it difficult for a person to understand the real properties of the objects once the project is done, it also makes it tough for complex projects as their would be multiple object in the diagram.
Expected Behavior
When adding new objects, the depth value must change for every object.
Xwin server should have an automatic change in depth value without you editing the depth value every time you want to add a new object.
To change the depth value and make it increase automatically think about adding increments to a specific global variable for each file you desire. Then consider finding a function that will display said changes. Also don't forget to modify include for its respective change . Be careful of how many changes per file you will need to successfully increment the depth value.
*Note your depth value updates should be seen on both the right toolbar and the bottom toolbar for your solution to work
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: