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Multiple Prefabs Cannot be Transformed Locally

rhuthCarb opened this issue · comments

commented

Describe the bug
You cant transform multiple objects locally. I had a terrain piece rotated 45degrees and set the transform to local. I could duplicate and move a single piece locally, but upon selecting multiple prefabs, it automatically set the transform back to global. this forced me to duplicate the terrain one at a time instead of being able to duplicate and transform multiple at once.

Assets required
any prefab

Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. place a prefab
  2. rotate and switch to local transform
  3. duplicate
  4. select both prefabs and try to move in local transform
  5. multiple objects selected switches back to global

Expected behavior
Transforming multiple objects locally at the same time

Actual behavior
Selecting multiple objects forces it from local to global translation

Screenshots/Video

Recording.2024-04-12.190958.mp4

Found in Branch
https://github.com/carbonated-dev/o3de

Commit ID from o3de/o3de Repository
custom engine version 2310.2
SHA e22213e

Desktop/Device (please complete the following information):

Device: [PC]
OS: [Windows]
Version [11]
CPU [13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-13700K 3.40 GHz]
GPU [NVidia RTX 3070]
Memory [64GB]
Additional context
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commented

Sounds like the manipulator takes the orientation from the entity with a single selection, and from the parent with a multiple selection.

Thing is, though, I tried rotating the parent and moving around the children in a similar fashion, and it went a bit nuts.

wat

So yeah sounds like there's something messed up with the way manipulators inherit the space from their parent if rotations are involved. Not really my area but I can give it a go.