[MASTER BUG?] Rhino 8 local origins for individual objects?

Serengeti (Rhino WIP)
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IMPORTANT MASTER FEATURE

FBX import export true local origins for individual regular objects.
I import an FBX with custom local origins, but Rhino ignores them.
And place the objects in the wrong position.
I try to move the Relocate Gumball, but in Rino 8, it loses the position; bug?
Next, I try to move the Relocate Gumball in Rino 7,
but they lose their location when exporting them in FBX.

Looks like missing a hierarchical name list of nested objects by pivot point.

Actual
It is a master bug because it is impossible to have a constant workflow between software.
Workaround was exported as few times as possible. Move and rotate manually.

ps: bug example RH-52783, and presume RH-66325, RH-63060, etc…

Are developers working on this critical feature?
Is there any plug-in? For example, did Bongo fix this problem and import-export correctly?

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the only concept in rhino that matches your “hierarchical name list of nested objects” is nested blocks

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An object pivot has been added to objects for V8. Getting the IO plugins to support it is logged as an issue here.

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Please elevate this from bug to MASTER

I could not import any vehicle into Unreal using FBX or Datasmith.
For two weeks, looking and fighting for a workaround using Blender, DataSmith, and Unity as a middleman to get the FBX work in Unreal. Also, OBJ is not working in Unreal. Now I will try Omniverse as a middleman workaround. I also try block.

Blender has problems because it is in meters and Unreal in Cm. So for importing an in Unreal, Blender has issues with the animation bone center. I also purchase Unreal Marketplace add-ons, but they fix some problems only. More info: Blander3 To Unreal 5 2023 pipeline - Feedback & Requests - Epic Developer Community Forums

CONCUSSION
Since the Rhino mesh can´t export individual blocks or object origins, there is no known workaround, and always stop shipping by design. Please consider it a Master bug.