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Container blocks (see #15) are a natural way to group blocks under another block, and it would also be a natural way to move all the blocks contained in it. This proposes that when a container block is moved, the chain of all contents blocks should move and rotate relative to the container block. This will provide a way to move multiple blocks, instead of having to move every block one at a time.
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Container blocks (see #15) are a natural way to group blocks under another block, and it would also be a natural way to move all the blocks contained in it. This proposes that when a container block is moved, the chain of all contents blocks should move and rotate relative to the container block. This will provide a way to move multiple blocks, instead of having to move every block one at a time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: