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I've heard of that phenomenon before, it seems it's not that easy to repro. Does it happen reliably when working on your maps? It's good that you included information about your rotation preference settings, that definitely does help in narrowing it down. |
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It happens pretty reliably if I'm ever working on a lot of cloning func statics and brushes. I also use grouping a lot, so this may play a role in it. |
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I've just experienced the bug again. Let me try to describe the conditions under which it happened, perhaps this will help to narrow it down. My active layer was Layer A. I cloned a func_static in Layer B and I moved it. I then cloned a func_static that was on Layer C and rotated it with the Arbitrary Transformation dialogue. It flew off. When I pressed R, I saw that the rotation widget was still stuck on the origin of the cloned-and-moved func_static from Layer B. My rotation settings were still as stated in the original bug report. Snap Pivot to grid was off. I have more than 3 layers, some were hidden, and those particular ones are not in sequential order. |
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I could finally repro this by cancelling a mouse operation, I'll update the repro steps in the description |
- Anonymous
