Shift does not slow down camera after changing properties

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#1

After changing an object’s properties, the shift key will not slow down camera movement.

The only way to make it work again is to select something again in the workspace. This is an annoyance when working with anything that requires switching between moving the camera slowly and adjusting properties of various objects.

This bug has been occuring for as long as I can remember Studio have a shift to slow down camera feature.

Repro steps:

  1. Open Studio and a new, blank baseplate
  2. Insert a Part into the workspace
  3. Select the Part through workspace or the explorer
  4. Change the any property of the part
  5. Without clicking anything else, hold down shift and attempt to move the camera slowly
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#2

What I find in my particular case is that this behaviour happens if my last left click wasn’t in the workspace viewport. I can only replicate this on MacOS.

Is this the same issue you’re facing? What OS are you using?

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#3

I have this problem, it’s quite annoying

Only happening on MacOS:
If you click anywhere other than the 3d viewport like the properties tab and move your camera with WASD, holding down left shift will no longer slow down the camera, when it should.

#4

This is still an issue. Please help.

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#5

I’m experiencing this as well as another issue related currently on MacOS. When selecting an attachment is seems that shift does not work at all to slow down the camera until it is unselected. Very annoying for my workflow.

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#6

Yes, holding shift on roblox studio mac doesn’t slow camera down

I assume these are the correct reproduction steps

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#7

This is still an issue on MacOS. It appears you have to actually select the Studio viewport for the Shift input to be detected This means if you have anything selected, it will be deselected in order to regain this functionality.

Edit:
MacBook Pro M3 Pro
macOS 15.0.1 (24A348)
Studio Version 0.650.0.6500743 (arm64)