Post by Jatsu on May 6, 2014 8:15:04 GMT 1
Browser:
aboutmybrowser.com/XR3jN5Zy
Image:
Steps to reproduce:
1. Enter edit mode
2. Toggle drawplane
3. Switch to a vertical drawplane - either the blue or red plane
4. Spawn a new model
5. Retoggle drawplane
~~~ It will reset it to a horizontal drawplane in model edit, but show that it's on a different plane ~~~
6. Click on the other vertical drawplane in model edit
7. Exit model edit
-> The drawplane will reset to a horizontal drawplane in normal edit (despite you setting it to a vertical one before editing a model), but again show that it's on a different plane. Also, the drawplane in normal edit will appear at the last height where you left it at, so it can easily display above or below your avatar - instead of at the height you retoggled it at.
Extra:
aboutmybrowser.com/XR3jN5Zy
Image:
Steps to reproduce:
1. Enter edit mode
2. Toggle drawplane
3. Switch to a vertical drawplane - either the blue or red plane
4. Spawn a new model
5. Retoggle drawplane
~~~ It will reset it to a horizontal drawplane in model edit, but show that it's on a different plane ~~~
6. Click on the other vertical drawplane in model edit
7. Exit model edit
-> The drawplane will reset to a horizontal drawplane in normal edit (despite you setting it to a vertical one before editing a model), but again show that it's on a different plane. Also, the drawplane in normal edit will appear at the last height where you left it at, so it can easily display above or below your avatar - instead of at the height you retoggled it at.
Extra:
- When toggling a drawplane in model edit, it will always spawn at the center position of the model. Unlike when compared to normal edit, where it spawns with respect to the height/position of your avatar. Could be confusing...
- From the bullet point above, toggling a drawplane in certain avatar parts - head and body parts to be exact - the drawplane will spawn completely below the modelspace. Again, confusing...
