When Ctrl+v is used, the mirror mode is disables, then again, when the blueprint is placed onto the grid.
Mirror function will turn itself off if you look away from the grid you are working on.
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The mirror placing mode is very sensitive to turning off if you look away from the grid while building. Not sure if this is a bug but it can be frustrating if you build for awhile without noticing that the mirror has shut off.
I have the same bug
I originally thought it was looking away that was causing the mirror to turn off but it seems not to be the case necessarily.
I originally thought it was looking away that was causing the mirror to turn off but it seems not to be the case necessarily.
Ok so if you hold something in your hand other than a block, or if you are holding nothing, that's when the mirror turns off.
Ok so if you hold something in your hand other than a block, or if you are holding nothing, that's when the mirror turns off.
yeah i've been experiencing this as well
yeah i've been experiencing this as well
It also happens when I enter a cockpit
It also happens when I enter a cockpit
Happens when copy pasting (CTRL+C) or cutting (CTRL+X) as well. It seems to reset the state of symmetry plane globally to off. I believe in SE1 the grid itself remember the last symmetry state, allowing you to have it on/off for specific grids. Right now it seems like a global toggle. Doing it similarly to SE1 would be ideal, once I turn on symmetry I don't like it being turned off for that specific grid unless I explicitly press the button.
Happens when copy pasting (CTRL+C) or cutting (CTRL+X) as well. It seems to reset the state of symmetry plane globally to off. I believe in SE1 the grid itself remember the last symmetry state, allowing you to have it on/off for specific grids. Right now it seems like a global toggle. Doing it similarly to SE1 would be ideal, once I turn on symmetry I don't like it being turned off for that specific grid unless I explicitly press the button.
Tested these all, culprits for exiting Symmetry mode.
Seems like an intended function but for these its kind of odd.
-0 Tool/Unarmed
-Copy/Paste
-Partial Copy
-Entering/Exiting cockpit
Tested these all, culprits for exiting Symmetry mode.
Seems like an intended function but for these its kind of odd.
-0 Tool/Unarmed
-Copy/Paste
-Partial Copy
-Entering/Exiting cockpit
I thought it was just looking away from the build and changing block that has been triggering this for me
I thought it was just looking away from the build and changing block that has been triggering this for me
For me it's the same as Sullivan, and it's very annoying to realize that you spent 15 min on a build adding trim and it was only one side. because you cycled though the open hand with the mouse wheel or copied a block by mistake.
For me it's the same as Sullivan, and it's very annoying to realize that you spent 15 min on a build adding trim and it was only one side. because you cycled though the open hand with the mouse wheel or copied a block by mistake.
If hand is empty or changed, Mirror turns off. I hate this.
If hand is empty or changed, Mirror turns off. I hate this.
Hello everyone,
The issue with Symmetry turning off is known and is being worked on. The issue is already reported internally. Additionally, I have added this thread to our internal ticket (SE2-21095).
For the time being the only thing I can suggest is to always double check if the symmetry is turned on on your creations during building - this has happened to me as well and I know it can be frustrating at times.
Thank you for your understanding.
Kind Regards,
Bartosz
Keen Software House
Hello everyone,
The issue with Symmetry turning off is known and is being worked on. The issue is already reported internally. Additionally, I have added this thread to our internal ticket (SE2-21095).
For the time being the only thing I can suggest is to always double check if the symmetry is turned on on your creations during building - this has happened to me as well and I know it can be frustrating at times.
Thank you for your understanding.
Kind Regards,
Bartosz
Keen Software House
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