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I have downloaded the blender 2.8 Alpha2 from the 21 September 2018.
There i tried to snap my object to the current visible grid.
This was supported in 2.79. Also the documentation of 2.79
confirms the behaviour.
All the GIFS were made with factory settings. I hold CTRL for snapping while moving the Object. I made no changes to the settings or else.
So this is how it looks in 2.79
And this is 2.80 alpha 2
So, does anyone know if this will be part of 2.80 later?
Or is this change intentional?
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I have downloaded the blender 2.8 Alpha2 from the 21 September 2018.
There i tried to snap my object to the current visible grid.
This was supported in 2.79. Also the documentation of 2.79
confirms the behaviour.
All the GIFS were made with factory settings. I hold CTRL for snapping while moving the Object. I made no changes to the settings or else.
So this is how it looks in 2.79
And this is 2.80 alpha 2
So, does anyone know if this will be part of 2.80 later?
Or is this change intentional?
modeling editing transforms snapping
asked 4 hours ago
Karotte
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is about a version of Blender still in development.
– Ray Mairlot
4 hours ago
I agree that this behaviour is not guaranteed to stay until the final release and so this question may become off-topic. @Karotte, you could try submitting an idea to blender.community/c/rightclickselect since, if I'm not mistaken, the bug tracker is not currently accepting 2.8's bugs except for crashes.
– Nicola Sap
4 hours ago
Thx for the advice. I hoped that there is may a new option which i overlooked ;)
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3 hours ago
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I have downloaded the blender 2.8 Alpha2 from the 21 September 2018.
There i tried to snap my object to the current visible grid.
This was supported in 2.79. Also the documentation of 2.79
confirms the behaviour.
All the GIFS were made with factory settings. I hold CTRL for snapping while moving the Object. I made no changes to the settings or else.
So this is how it looks in 2.79
And this is 2.80 alpha 2
So, does anyone know if this will be part of 2.80 later?
Or is this change intentional?
modeling editing transforms snapping
asked 4 hours ago
Karotte
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I have downloaded the blender 2.8 Alpha2 from the 21 September 2018.
There i tried to snap my object to the current visible grid.
This was supported in 2.79. Also the documentation of 2.79
confirms the behaviour.
All the GIFS were made with factory settings. I hold CTRL for snapping while moving the Object. I made no changes to the settings or else.
So this is how it looks in 2.79
And this is 2.80 alpha 2
So, does anyone know if this will be part of 2.80 later?
Or is this change intentional?
modeling editing transforms snapping
modeling editing transforms snapping
asked 4 hours ago
Karotte
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asked 4 hours ago
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is about a version of Blender still in development.
– Ray Mairlot
4 hours ago
I agree that this behaviour is not guaranteed to stay until the final release and so this question may become off-topic. @Karotte, you could try submitting an idea to blender.community/c/rightclickselect since, if I'm not mistaken, the bug tracker is not currently accepting 2.8's bugs except for crashes.
– Nicola Sap
4 hours ago
Thx for the advice. I hoped that there is may a new option which i overlooked ;)
– Karotte
3 hours ago
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is about a version of Blender still in development.
– Ray Mairlot
4 hours ago
I agree that this behaviour is not guaranteed to stay until the final release and so this question may become off-topic. @Karotte, you could try submitting an idea to blender.community/c/rightclickselect since, if I'm not mistaken, the bug tracker is not currently accepting 2.8's bugs except for crashes.
– Nicola Sap
4 hours ago
Thx for the advice. I hoped that there is may a new option which i overlooked ;)
– Karotte
3 hours ago
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is about a version of Blender still in development.
– Ray Mairlot
4 hours ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is about a version of Blender still in development.
– Ray Mairlot
4 hours ago
I agree that this behaviour is not guaranteed to stay until the final release and so this question may become off-topic. @Karotte, you could try submitting an idea to blender.community/c/rightclickselect since, if I'm not mistaken, the bug tracker is not currently accepting 2.8's bugs except for crashes.
– Nicola Sap
4 hours ago
I agree that this behaviour is not guaranteed to stay until the final release and so this question may become off-topic. @Karotte, you could try submitting an idea to blender.community/c/rightclickselect since, if I'm not mistaken, the bug tracker is not currently accepting 2.8's bugs except for crashes.
– Nicola Sap
4 hours ago
Thx for the advice. I hoped that there is may a new option which i overlooked ;)
– Karotte
3 hours ago
Thx for the advice. I hoped that there is may a new option which i overlooked ;)
– Karotte
3 hours ago
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Well, technically also in 2.8 the snap uses the grid being displayed. It's just that the grid no longer changes its refinement when changing zoom level: the smaller grid lines only get dimmer and dimmer but are still there.
(no matter how much I zoom out, there is always a grid refinement level as fine as my cubes)
Anyway, I agree with you that when the "centimeters" have gotten too dim to be useful to all intent and purposes, the "decimeters" should become the "main" snapping increment and so on.
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Well, technically also in 2.8 the snap uses the grid being displayed. It's just that the grid no longer changes its refinement when changing zoom level: the smaller grid lines only get dimmer and dimmer but are still there.
(no matter how much I zoom out, there is always a grid refinement level as fine as my cubes)
Anyway, I agree with you that when the "centimeters" have gotten too dim to be useful to all intent and purposes, the "decimeters" should become the "main" snapping increment and so on.
answered 4 hours ago
Nicola Sap
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Well, technically also in 2.8 the snap uses the grid being displayed. It's just that the grid no longer changes its refinement when changing zoom level: the smaller grid lines only get dimmer and dimmer but are still there.
(no matter how much I zoom out, there is always a grid refinement level as fine as my cubes)
Anyway, I agree with you that when the "centimeters" have gotten too dim to be useful to all intent and purposes, the "decimeters" should become the "main" snapping increment and so on.
answered 4 hours ago
Nicola Sap
2,396829
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
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up vote
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Well, technically also in 2.8 the snap uses the grid being displayed. It's just that the grid no longer changes its refinement when changing zoom level: the smaller grid lines only get dimmer and dimmer but are still there.
(no matter how much I zoom out, there is always a grid refinement level as fine as my cubes)
Anyway, I agree with you that when the "centimeters" have gotten too dim to be useful to all intent and purposes, the "decimeters" should become the "main" snapping increment and so on.
answered 4 hours ago
Nicola Sap
2,396829
Well, technically also in 2.8 the snap uses the grid being displayed. It's just that the grid no longer changes its refinement when changing zoom level: the smaller grid lines only get dimmer and dimmer but are still there.
(no matter how much I zoom out, there is always a grid refinement level as fine as my cubes)
Anyway, I agree with you that when the "centimeters" have gotten too dim to be useful to all intent and purposes, the "decimeters" should become the "main" snapping increment and so on.
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Nicola Sap
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because this is about a version of Blender still in development.
– Ray Mairlot
4 hours ago
I agree that this behaviour is not guaranteed to stay until the final release and so this question may become off-topic. @Karotte, you could try submitting an idea to blender.community/c/rightclickselect since, if I'm not mistaken, the bug tracker is not currently accepting 2.8's bugs except for crashes.
– Nicola Sap
4 hours ago
Thx for the advice. I hoped that there is may a new option which i overlooked ;)
– Karotte
3 hours ago