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| | | Author: | MoonTrooper258  | | Posted: | Aug 17, 2021 20:47 | | Subject: | Stud.io angles changing. | | Viewed: | 35 times | | Topic: | Technical Issues | |
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| Rotating a hinge connection changes the hinge's angle. For example, a hinge
angle will change from 250.00° to 305.79° when the pieces (not the hinge) are
rotated by 90°. This also applies when repositioning a connected hinge pieces
(for example, a hinge with a rotational value of 250° will be bumped to 250.17°).
This problem has been persistent since at least a year ago (when I started using
Stud.io), and has yet to be fixed. It's quite finicky, as I'm usually
building models that require accuracies of down to 0.001°.
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| | | | | Author: | iprice | | Posted: | Aug 18, 2021 03:07 | | Subject: | Re: Stud.io angles changing. | | Viewed: | 25 times | | Topic: | Technical Issues | |
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| In Technical Issues, MoonTrooper258 writes:
| | Rotating a hinge connection changes the hinge's angle. For example, a hinge
angle will change from 250.00° to 305.79° when the pieces (not the hinge) are
rotated by 90°. This also applies when repositioning a connected hinge pieces
(for example, a hinge with a rotational value of 250° will be bumped to 250.17°).
This problem has been persistent since at least a year ago (when I started using
Stud.io), and has yet to be fixed. It's quite finicky, as I'm usually
building models that require accuracies of down to 0.001°.
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I'm seeing strange things with the angles too, however you might want to
post about this in the dedicated Stud.io forum - https://forum.bricklink.com/viewforum.php?f=4&sid=5af03331df1db31c6739750d90b39abc
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