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Recent changes to export_model_obj (see #5432) inverted the logic associated to the export into one or multiple objects. From my understanding, the argument export_as_single_objects had the right meaning : "exporting the model into multiple objects" and we should revert the changes that got merged. If the name is confusing then we might want to rename the argument, for example using export_as_multiple_objects to export multiple objects or export_as_single_object to export into one object.
You are absolutely right, sorry. In my mind, I read it without the final "s" and that changed completely the meaning. If you want, I can revert the changes, or you can do it.
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Description of the bug
Recent changes to
export_model_obj
(see #5432) inverted the logic associated to the export into one or multiple objects. From my understanding, the argumentexport_as_single_objects
had the right meaning : "exporting the model into multiple objects" and we should revert the changes that got merged. If the name is confusing then we might want to rename the argument, for example usingexport_as_multiple_objects
to export multiple objects orexport_as_single_object
to export into one object.If it is not clear
Steps To Reproduce
See above
Which Operating System are you using?
Windows
Which Python version are you using?
3.10
Installed packages
Doesn't matter
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