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2008-08-25 11:32 PM
2008-08-26 01:01 AM
2008-08-26 01:08 AM
2008-08-26 01:42 AM
Karl wrote:It used to be that the constraint would be relative to the element you were creating (as explained here), but that was back in AC9. I think GS has changed the functionality now, as the edit origin seems to never move when shift is enabled, which is a shame because I kinda liked the old functionality.
I had this happen randomly under Windows with AC 10 and finally found that if I brought the mouse back to very near to the initial click/hotspot, that the shift-constraint would work again. Drove me crazy. Have not seen it on my Mac.
2008-08-26 03:27 AM
Link wrote:Argh. Thanks, Link. Wish I had noticed that post of yours back then...it explains a lot, even as it makes the head spin!
It used to be that the constraint would be relative to the element you were creating (as explained here),...
2008-08-26 03:26 PM
2008-08-26 04:33 PM
ArthurG wrote:Hmm, I was doing that too when it would happen, maybe that's it.
....It seemed like the problem was occuring when trying to edis a curtain wall in 3D and constraining it. After exiting editing mode I had lost the Shift function....