Simple way to manage groups assigned to presets

[MichellChan]

Summery

I wold like some thing that let's me add or remove groups to my selected preset.

Problem

1. I make a outfit
2. I make my custom preset.
   a. When I hit the 'Save as' button I may select groups
3. I make a group, where I add my outfit
4. I now select my outfit for preview
5. Now the preset option list is empty. I may not select any preset.

Why should this be done

As there is no natural way to add a group to a preset. The only way to add a new group to a preset is by clicking the 'Save as' button, and that don't feel natural. I have for the last 5 years not figured out why I could not select my preset on my outfits. Today I watched Ghoper's video and when he came to the part where he saves the preset, the light went on.

Solutions

Less coding solution

Add a button that reopen the add group window that 'Save as' use. When you close the window the preset is updated.

The hard part is that you should not have to tell where to save the preset, the correct preset file should be updated.

More coding solution

A button labelled some thing like ' Preset manager', that just like 'group manager' let's you to load your preset and then you can add or remove the groups. One should also be able to add other presets in to the same preset file. As you can do with groups.

The auto add solution

Wen a new group is created it is automagically added to all presets.

Remove all connections solution - My favourite

Remove all connection between presets and groups. You will all ways want to be able to use a preset on any group. so why have a connection that restricts use of presets?

Whit best regards
Michell

[ousnius]

@MichellChan If you simply don't check ANY group when saving your preset, the preset is going to appear on all outfits no matter the group. So as far as I can tell, the "Remove all connections solution - My favourite" solution already exists if you do it like that.

It's unlikely I'll overhaul the preset stuff in the near future, but maybe for a new iteration of the tool or when doing a new UI.