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Reporter: stevage [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 5.06pm, Sunday, 16th January 2011]
If there are a lot of nodes on a way, it's hard or impossible to select because you end up dragging nodes instead of ways.
One use case where this is a problem is aligning a roundabout with background imagery. To select the way, you may have to zoom in...but if there's no imagery at that level...
Can we repurpose the Alt key to mean "don't select nodes" in unselected mode, and "don't try and form junctions" when drawing ways?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Reporter: stevage
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 5.06pm, Sunday, 16th January 2011]
If there are a lot of nodes on a way, it's hard or impossible to select because you end up dragging nodes instead of ways.
One use case where this is a problem is aligning a roundabout with background imagery. To select the way, you may have to zoom in...but if there's no imagery at that level...
Can we repurpose the Alt key to mean "don't select nodes" in unselected mode, and "don't try and form junctions" when drawing ways?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: