I was wondering if there is something I could do about the “unpredictable” behavior of query layer model ?
When I add new layers (or delete old ones), it unpredictedly add the new layers to a random position in the list: it could be at the end or any other position.. unpredictedly.
So as I want to make specific operations on each of these layers, it keeps changing order and makes it impossible to work with this way.
Still, I have the problem that if I delete a layer in rhino, it all shift that list up. I couldn’t get a fix index or branch path associated with a layer. So I had to found another way around.
I ended up with this: filtering through the list of layer with a key word. (1 more manual step, not ideal). Might not be the best solution.
@kike a while ago we talked about a new component which lets the user choose the level of awareness for the synchronization. It would be very helpful in large definitions