TASK: Find and handle the use cases where the Auto Scale borks

[Lisias]

The recently (re)implemented feature Auto Scale is "code complete", but not "feature complete" yet - there're some borderline situations where the AutoScaling will bork, and these situations need to be mapped so I can tackle it down before shoving the stunt on the mainstream.

For example:

[AccidentalDisassembly]

Two things I noticed so far:

1. CTRL-L conflicts with "no part offset limits" command from Editor Extensions Redux (I think?) - long term, might be better to have an app or toolbar button perhaps? Not sure.

2. Autoscaling of certain stack decouplers/separators results in downscaling of the decoupler/separator to very small sizes. Tested with all stock decouplers; happens with every decoupler EXCEPT the 1.875m decoupler (from MH, I think) and the 5.0M decoupler. All others affected. Tested with random separators, same general trend.

Steps:
Place any part on a root part (didn't try with root part, but.. maybe then too). Turn autoscale on. Place any decoupler except 1.875m or 5m on the part placed before; it will get downscaled even if it's the same size as the part onto which it's placed. Ta-da!

(NOTE: Have EEX, KJR, and a few other utility mods installed on my mostly clean testing environment, so it could be interaction somehow... I guess.)

[Lisias]

Thanks for the report, @AccidentalDisassembly . I will dive into it as soon as I manage to decide in which milestone this issue will be tackled down.

[Jammer-TD]

Just A Quick Review of the 2.5 Beta. see Pics and logs

ts25.0.31-1.11.2-01.zip

test was stopped once this was observed.
hope this helps
Jammer-TD

[Lisias]

Jesus, that was interesting!

I suspect the problem is not exactly with the Chain Scaling, but with scaling parts with some specific characteristics. The Variant for sure, but not all variants misbehave like this...

[Jammer-TD]

Just 1 more thing this happens without "configurable containers" mod as well. I hadn't posted that info
Thanks
Jammer-TD

[Lisias]

Moving this one to the 2.4.7.x series, following the ROAD MAP.