[Fixed] Clicking unselected object sometimes does nothing.

[tatt61880]

[Edit]
This bug was fixed at v1.7.4. Thank you very much
This bug occurred only with v1.7.3.
[/Edit]

With v 1.7.3.

* Clicking a selected object now does nothing. This means you can double-click one of several selected objects to get the context menu.

I think this sentence doesn't say about unselected object.
However sometimes, clicking a unselected object does nothing.

[How to reproduce]
There are one blue box and one green hinge in the scene below.

v1.7.3_unselected_object_cannot_be_selected.phz

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After clicking blue box, you cannot select green hinge with single-click.
This issue happens not only hinge but also the other objects.

I think this is because single-click does nothing over selected object.

[Versieon]

Yes I found this too, although right clicking the object or the like seems to work as far as I can tell. Rather annoying.

[emilk]

WIll be fixed in 1.7.4

[Chronos]

I've also realized that if you have multiple objects selected and you click on one of them, it doesn't deselect the others.

[emilk]

I've also realized that if you have multiple objects selected and you click on one of them, it doesn't deselect the others.

That's intentional, so that you can double-click a group of objects for menu.

[Chronos]

Eh, it's just kind of annoying. Maybe you can make it so that if you don't double-click (within a certain time limit) it deselects the other ones? I'm just really used to clicking to select an object that's already selected.

[emilk]

Eh, it's just kind of annoying. Maybe you can make it so that if you don't double-click (within a certain time limit) it deselects the other ones? I'm just really used to clicking to select an object that's already selected.

That would be more annoying: a small delay between cause and effect? No thanks!

I know it is irritating when something you know changes, but I also know that you re-learn quickly. Click to deselect then click to select. Just one more step.