There is an extremely iritating bug when changing float-based properties in Studio.
Decimals are notated with a period “.” in Studio, yet (probably caused by me being in Europe and having European keyboard settings) they have to be entered with a comma “,” in order to be accepted.
Let me visualize that:
You enter:
[size=4]0,92[/size]
Studio sets:
[size=4]0.92[/size]
You enter:
[size=4]0.92[/size]
Studio sets:
[size=4]92[/size]
As I’m not sure if this is caused by me language settings or not, this should not happen either way because instead of simply editing part of a float, you now have to re-enter the entire number with a comma.
Repo
Create a new place in Studio, create a new part and set the Transparency property to 0.92
Note that this might only be an issue with non-US keyboard/language settings.
EDIT: and yes this is dependent on the region of your OS/keyboard, which is why this bug is probably not known by the staff and they probably can’t reproduce it.
EDIT: and yes this is dependent on the region of your OS/keyboard, which is why this bug is probably not known by the staff and they probably can’t reproduce it. [/quote]
I’ve only started noticing this in the last week or so as I made the switch from my laptop (set to US English and United States as Location) to my desktop computer (Set to NL Dutch). Switching keyboard layout to US doesn’t seem to change much and changing decimal notation throughout the OS would mess up other programs.
