>>71138437>Weird. I'm on v1.8.0 and it does that.Yes, it still does that but it doesn't merge them as it did on 1.6, now it replaces it with the newly loaded model.
Mainly, on 1.6 it kept a remnant of the previously loaded model and just merged a new one on top of it instead of just loading the second model by applying the difference. If the UI was not restarted it was pretty much creating unique merges every time models were changed.
Sucks because I got an accidental merge at one point that I really liked and didn't want to restart my UI to not lose it.
