CodeRush C# Document Formatter - Looking for specific formatting option

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I recently upgraded to VS 2015, and 2015's C# formatting rules changed and don't support the formatting options I want, in so many ways. So I decided that since I have CodeRush and I use it all the time, that I'd switch to use its code formatter. I have it all working wonderfully, except for a couple of things that appear to be missing options. I've checked Resharper, and it has these options available.

Here are the ones that I would use all the time:

First, object initializers with indented braces, followed by indented property initializers. I can get everything except the braces to indent. This is what I want:

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MyObject myObject = new MyObject  
    {  
        MyProperty1 = "Foo",  
        MyProperty2 = "Bar",  
    };  

This is what I can get:

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MyObject myObject = new MyObject  
{  
    MyProperty1 = "Foo",  
    MyProperty2 = "Bar",  
};  

Next is method chaining, for LINQ. I want all of the chaining to be indented. But I can't figure out the option to make chains indent. What I want:

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MyObject[] results = foo  
    .Where(f => f.MyValue == GoodDeal)  
    .Select(f => f.ToMyObject())  
    .ToArray();  

What I can get:

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MyObject[] results = foo  
.Where(f => f.MyValue == GoodDeal)  
.Select(f => f.ToMyObject())  
.ToArray();  

Finally, when I create anonymous method calls inside of other stuff, I want the braces to indent. So, what I want:

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MyObject[] results = foo  
    .Where(f => f.MyValue == GoodDeal)  
    .Select(f =>  
        {  
            // Do something with multiple lines here  
            Bar bar = f.CalculateBar();  

            if (bar.IsValid)  
                return new MyObjectBar(bar);  
            return f.ToMyObject();  
        })  
    .ToArray();  

vs. what I get:

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MyObject[] results = foo  
.Where(f => f.MyValue == GoodDeal)  
.Select(f =>  
{  
    // Do something with multiple lines here  
    Bar bar = f.CalculateBar();  

    if (bar.IsValid)  
        return new MyObjectBar(bar);  
    return f.ToMyObject();  
})  
.ToArray();  

I was able to get all of these formatting rules set up within 5 minutes in Resharper on a co-worker's system.

Is there a way I can create custom formatters so that I don't have to wait for you guys to incorporate these formatters? I've noticed that lots of refactorings that didn't format properly when they were done DID format properly when I started using your formatters, so it would be great if I could just start using it. :) And the CodeRush formatter works better than the built-in one for me now.