nicolas wrote: Hi,
First, I don't understand why you're trying to use bundles.
In your example, max / blender are 3d softwares, so I suppose that what you're selling are digital files for these softwares.
Thus you must have an unlimited quantity for them.
And in that case, bundles won't do anything for you since the goal of that feature is to reduce the stock of the bundled products when purchasing the main product.
So I don't understand why is it necessary for the variant "Space Ships for Blender" to be a bundle of variants of other products ?
Sorry for the delay in responding.
Products are arranged by title, then users can select by format.
So a product like "Steampunk Spaceship" might include "3DSMAX", "Poser", "Vue", etc, each of which is a variant of "Steampunk Spaceship".
Then, we have collections. "Spaceships" might include five types of space ship, like "Steampunk Spaceship", "Fighter Space Ship", "Medical Spaceship", "Diplomatic Spaceship" and "Alien Spaceship".
A customer wants to buy a "Spaceships" collection, but only of a single format, such as "3DSMAX". In this case, it would need to include Steampunk Spaceship for 3DSMAX, Fighter Spaceship for 3DSMAX, Medical Spaceship for 3DSMAX, etc.
It would be desirable then, for "Spaceships" to have variants based on file format. But each of these variants is a bundle consisting variants or other products. So if the user wants to buy "Spaceships for 3DSMAX", they select it, and that variant contains a bundle of "Steampunk Spaceship for 3DSMAX" (from the Steampunk Spaceship product), "Fighter Space Ship for 3DSMAX" (from the Fighter Space Ship product), and the like.
Does this make sense? As it is, assembling these collections are extremely time consuming and duplicate a lot of efforts.
A UI convention that would also make this easier would be to be able to save lists of download items with their descriptions, so it would be possible to add a download item to multiple products (and not have to re-enter download item names, descriptions, etc, again and again).