I wish there was a clean way to undo an AutoHybrid. The best way is to copy/cut and paste the objects out of an AutoHybrid and then delete it, but you always have to re-align the objects. Ungrouping generates all sorts of extra stuff I don't want.
Ideally you want to decompose the AutoHybrid, have the objects remain exactly where they are in space and automatically discard the 2d stuff (ie. restore the 3D objects to their previous form).
Why does everything need to be more complicated than it needs to be?
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I wish there was a clean way to undo an AutoHybrid. The best way is to copy/cut and paste the objects out of an AutoHybrid and then delete it, but you always have to re-align the objects. Ungrouping generates all sorts of extra stuff I don't want.
Ideally you want to decompose the AutoHybrid, have the objects remain exactly where they are in space and automatically discard the 2d stuff (ie. restore the 3D objects to their previous form).
Why does everything need to be more complicated than it needs to be?
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