New draggers do not correctly snap to <0.05 stud parts

[7z99 (cody)]

If you have a part that is less than 0.05 studs on one or more axes, the draggers will not snap to it, they instead snap to a supposed 0.05 stud bounding box around the part. This makes perfectly aligning parts on a single axis very tedious. Disabling the snap is also not ideal because there is almost always at least a small misalignment.

Example, pink part is 0.025 studs thick:

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[xyrafrost]

I don’t think this is a bug because 0.05 is the minimum for part collision. Part size can visually go down to 0.001, but the collision cannot.

@kleptonaut

Visual Size vs Actual Collision

The only catch is that while a part can be smaller visually, the physical collision geometry of the Part will still not go below the existing limit of 0.05. So part collisions, touch events, raycasts, etc. will still see the part as if it’s minimum dimensions are 0.05.

[tnavarts]

That’s what it is, it’s using a physical query which hits the 0.05 physical size.

Though it would actually be feasible to correct for this in the Dragger code.

[7z99 (cody)]

Please do consider it for at least when collisions are off, it’s making working with thin parts very difficult.

[tnavarts]

Got a fix in for this which will come out after RDC.

Can’t do anything about it in Collisions mode because it has to respect sim but Snap to Parts will give you what you would have expected.