Filtering only relevant geometry can speed up working with heavy definitions.
The inputs all have a negate option. With negate active and the input containing two layers, the output shows two branches. The two branches each contain all layers minus one of the two inputs. It would be nice if the input accepted a list of layers which shouldn’t be referenced.
Currently no matter if the input is flattened or not, if the input contains two items, the output also has two branches.
I know how to create the set intersection of multiple outputs but I thought the filtering could be improved for list input.
