Selecting a net in the Netlist Tab is supposed to center the viewport on the net. With empty nets however, this will result in faulty coordinate calculation of the (empty) net, thus centering on an area outside the fabric.
When selecting an empty net, there should be no changes in the Fabric view.

Right now it takes three clicks to change the colour of a wire: Right click for opening the dialog, left click on the dialog and another left click to select the colour. This could be reduced to two or even one click if a color was previously selected. One click: Press a key (I suggest ctrl or shift) while selecting a wire. This would need the implementation of #3 . Two clicks: Right click on wire, then the dialog should show an option for either selecting a colour or just using the last used color. Of course also both options could be implemented.

For a better overview, unused wires could be hidden after a *.fasm file was loaded. This should however also be configurable, prefereably through a button which can be reached directly without opening another menu. Maybe on the lower bar where also the search is placed? Also one could play around with also making the wires thicker automatically when the unused wires are hidden, but this could be also look bad if two adjacent wires are used and would then overlap.

Hi, it would be nice if objects could be selected by clicking the left mouse button (LMB). They could then be temporarily highlighted (e.g. until something different is selected or the user just clicks somewhere else) so it is a few click less to see e.g. where the wire ends. IMHO it would also feel more responsive if you get some feedback when clicking the LMB. Maybe also the tooltip could be shown on click so it appears faster, but this should be considered after seeing it in action. Let me know what you think about it! 😃

When trying to set a custom color, a white "subwindow" opens for a short time and then disappears, so no colors can be selected. Additionally, after this I cannot set any color for a wire. Only the dialog opens with the last selected color (which can also not be selected). This can only be solved by reloading the geometry.

To replicate this:
Right click on a wire to view the color dialog. Click on the dialog. Select custom color. Try to set a color for a wire.

Maybe this feature is not yet implemented? However it should still not break the functionality, so if it is not implemented yet, it could just be deactivated, since it is not that important and I stumbled upon it when trying to reset the color.

I'm running Ubuntu 22.04 with i3 as a window manager if this is of any help (e.g. if the error cannot be reproduced on other systems).

If any additional information is needed, I can of course provide it.

In addition to #3, if an object is selected, it would be nice to have a list of all its ports. This could be placed in another tab in the side panel (where world view etc. is located). Or is this already implemented and I did not find It?

It would be nice if unloading a .fasm file was possible, so that all connections set in it are not longer visible. All user defined connections or colours should however be preserved. This might cause conflict if the user changed connections previously set by the .fasm file, so it has to be decided whether those connection should be kept or deleted.

We've previously talked about how the wire overlaps the port both visually and logically (so that the port tooltip is not shown while hovering over the overlap). This problem gets a bit worse if the wire width is increased. If It is set to the maximum, the port is completely covered by the wire and no information about the port can be obtained:

To solve this, changing the thickness of the wire should not change its length, so that at least half of the port is still visible and therefore hoverable and selectable. As also discussed before, it could be tried to let the wire end at 1/4 of the port instead of in the middle. I remember something like this was tried already but did not look good, but I can't remember exactly what was tried.

Maybe also somebody else has an idea what would be the best approach?