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Originally posted by Moriah
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How exactly is the snap feature broken? A buddy installed the trial and I asked him to test the Snap function and he says it works. -
Try to snap the pivot to a vertex... Doesn't work at all.Originally posted by ralphr View PostComment
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It is broken in certain specific scenarios, that are based on if you are snapping pivot on its parent object or other mesh, and which view are you currently in.Comment
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Well the most one i use is to just snap an object's own pivot to a face or vertex of it's own... It was working before and not now, and just that thing makes it unusable for a lot of users that do modeling.Originally posted by Recon442 View PostComment
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so agree with that.... each update comes with a shit like that... really really boring !Originally posted by Moriah View Post(Sorry for my bad english)Comment
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It's actually a common thing in Software development. Regressions happen all the time. I actually bought a T-Shirt on that very issue this week: http://www.redbubble.com/people/tshi...os=2&p=t-shirtOriginally posted by rikou View Post
The more complex a project gets the more often it's going to happen. With the amount of decades (literally) old spaghetti code that's to more common i guess heh
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Funny!
Yesterday was the end of my trial, but this morning it still worked, because I didn't close MAX yesterday. MAX crashed, so now I have to license. I betcha, MAX crashing is a poor mans way of making sure people are licensed
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Exactly. That´s why you never should install an new max version before the first service pack !Last edited by samuel_bubat; 22-04-2016, 12:37 AM.Comment
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