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This came up a few times in my conversations with folks at Flat Camp.
On Bard & Replicator sets, it might be nice if it was possible to add extra meta/settings fields for sets, that aren't shown with the rest of the set's fields.
Use case
You might have fields like "Background", "Animation style" etc, which aren't strictly content-related and you don't want to clutter the publish interface with fields that are rarely updated.
Instead of these fields being visible all the time, maybe we could add an option to the set's dropdown for the meta/settings fields which would toggle some kind of other section w/ other custom fields.
This feature probably needs to be thought out a little more but wanted to leave it here so it doesn't get forgotten about.
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True. Though it would be nice to be able to configure these additional settings within the blueprint builder. But hiding those settings within the field actions would be perfect.
This came up a few times in my conversations with folks at Flat Camp.
On Bard & Replicator sets, it might be nice if it was possible to add extra meta/settings fields for sets, that aren't shown with the rest of the set's fields.
Use case
You might have fields like "Background", "Animation style" etc, which aren't strictly content-related and you don't want to clutter the publish interface with fields that are rarely updated.
Instead of these fields being visible all the time, maybe we could add an option to the set's dropdown for the meta/settings fields which would toggle some kind of other section w/ other custom fields.
This feature probably needs to be thought out a little more but wanted to leave it here so it doesn't get forgotten about.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: