If a parameter COMP has lets say sphere1 as its op.
If I have two spheres, sphere1 and sphere2 and I select both of those spheres and then move a parameter on the parameter COMP it is updating both of them rather than just the one thats scoped in the op parameter.
Thats normal behaviour no?
When you have two similar operators selected in a network, changing a value on one, is reflected in the others, whether the dialog is in a floating window, or part of the network editor.
Would you expect it to not behave that way if one of the dialogs is in a parameter COMP?
-Rob