When importing an object via the Import 3D tool:
- Certain checkboxes in the “File General” settings will sometimes not update visually when changed
- The “File Dimensions” in the “File Geometry” settings will not always update visually when changing the “Scale Unit” setting
Expected Behavior:
- When toggling a checkbox, the change should immediately be reflected on the checkbox (a check mark should be shown if the setting is enabled)
- When changing “Scale Unit”, the “File Dimensions” should immediately update with the new dimensions
Actual Behavior:
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Once “Upload to Roblox” is changed, certain checkboxes may not update visually when changed.
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The “File Dimensions” only update visually when:
- Opening the Import 3D tool
- Sometimes when changing “Scale Unit” for the first time after opening the Import 3D tool
- Changing “Scale Unit” to anything that causes the imported file to too large to import
- Changing “Scale Unit” from anything that caused the imported file to be too large
Studio Version:
0.605.3.6050660 (64bit)
Plug-ins:
None
Issue Area:
Studio Bugs
Issue Type:
Visual
Frequency:
Always
Reproduction Steps:
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Open a new baseplate project and use the Import 3D tool found under the “Avatar” tab to import the following file: cube.fbx (11.4 KB) (This is not the only file causing problems; it is an example of a file too big to import with “Scale Unit” set to “Meters”, which will be helpful later)
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Attempt to toggle all “File General” settings except “Upload to Roblox”. Note that the checkboxes immediately update, as expected.
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Disable “Upload to Roblox”.
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Attempt to toggle all “File General” settings except “Import Only as Model”, “Upload to Roblox”, and “Use Cages”. Notice that the checkboxes do not update.
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Enable “Upload to Roblox”. Notice that the checkboxes may or may not update to their actual current values.
- Once “Upload to Roblox” is changed, certain checkboxes may not update visually when changed.
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Go to the “File Geometry” settings and note the current “File Dimensions”
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Change “Scale Unit” to anything except “Meters”. Notice that the “File Dimensions” do update.
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Repeat step 7, but notice that the “File Dimensions” do not update.
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Change “Scale Unit” to “Meters”. Notice that the “File Dimensions” do update, along with a warning that the cube exceeds the maximum size.
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Change “Scale Unit” to anything. Notice that the “File Dimensions” update with the correct value.
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The “File Dimensions” only update visually when:
- Opening the Import 3D tool
- Sometimes when changing “Scale Unit” for the first time after opening the Import 3D tool
- Changing “Scale Unit” to anything that causes the imported file to too large to import
- Changing “Scale Unit” from anything that caused the imported file to be too large