Ever since the upgrade to 2017, I've noticed that the Resource Manager (looking at Textures in particular) orders resources with all of the capitalized names first, A-Z, followed by all the lower case textures, a-z. I have to hope that this is a bug and not intentional, since separating the resources based on whether or not you capitalized the name is not helpful organization.
Here's a screenshot from someone else's file in which I've begun working, where you can see how the resources are being ordered. For example, I shouldn't have to remember whether it's Brick or brick when locating a texture. (Ideally all of the textures would be capitalized, which I tend to do myself, but I often work on files begun by other people with a wide spectrum of organizational approaches.)
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Andy Broomell
Ever since the upgrade to 2017, I've noticed that the Resource Manager (looking at Textures in particular) orders resources with all of the capitalized names first, A-Z, followed by all the lower case textures, a-z. I have to hope that this is a bug and not intentional, since separating the resources based on whether or not you capitalized the name is not helpful organization.
Here's a screenshot from someone else's file in which I've begun working, where you can see how the resources are being ordered. For example, I shouldn't have to remember whether it's Brick or brick when locating a texture. (Ideally all of the textures would be capitalized, which I tend to do myself, but I often work on files begun by other people with a wide spectrum of organizational approaches.)
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