Add multi-select/move/delete to 2D polygons - #1432
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Understand this PR’s impact Explore downstream dependencies and potential security impact with Blast Radius. WalkthroughThe polygon editor now supports multi-vertex selection. Users can select vertices with Ctrl-click or box selection, move selected vertices together, and delete them together. Selection state remains synchronized when points or polygons change. ChangesPolygon vertex selection
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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User->>PolygonEditor: Ctrl-click or box-select vertices
PolygonEditor->>Viewport: draw selected vertices and selection box
User->>PolygonEditor: drag or press Delete
PolygonEditor->>UndoRedo: commit grouped polygon change
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Ctrl-deselecting the last selected vertex can leave it highlighted and allow Delete to remove it, but the issue is localized and undoable. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@editor/scene/2d/abstract_polygon_2d_editor.cpp`:
- Line 405: Update the Ctrl-click removal branch in the polygon editor so that
after erasing closest from selected_points, selected_point is reset when it
refers to closest; preserve the existing active-point state for other
selections.
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| if (closest.valid()) { | ||
| if (ctrl_or_cmd && selected_points.has(closest)) { | ||
| // Ctrl-click on an already-selected point removes it. | ||
| selected_points.erase(closest); |
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Clear the active point when Ctrl-click removes it.
This branch removes closest from selected_points but leaves selected_point unchanged. After the cursor leaves the point, the editor still treats the removed vertex as active and can highlight or delete it.
Reset selected_point when it equals closest.
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In `@editor/scene/2d/abstract_polygon_2d_editor.cpp` at line 405, Update the
Ctrl-click removal branch in the polygon editor so that after erasing closest
from selected_points, selected_point is reset when it refers to closest;
preserve the existing active-point state for other selections.
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Similar to the Path2D enhancement, this adds multi/box selection & manipulation for polygon points.
That's the only noteable addition in this case since handles don't apply to polygons, and colored selection was already a thing.
Ctrl+click will select multiple, or drag/box select. Holding Shift will additively box select.
The AbstractPolygon2DEditor class exposes this on any 2D polygon, I believe, so it can be tested on CollisionPolygon2D, NavigationPolygon or LightOccluder2D (or other 2D polygons if there are any I'm not aware of).
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