Whenever I try to type a stud amount without the zero before the decimal, it moves the cursor and ends up inputting a different number than what I typed. In this video I typed “.125” and the output was “.251”. I have been developing on studio for a decade now and this was never a thing until the past couple weeks yet I’ve seen no mention of it by anyone. Typing “0.125” works fine, but leaving out the zero breaks it now all of a sudden. It’s absurd.
Glad to know I’m not the only one experiencing this. I wish I could submit a bug report in the proper section, but how on earth has nobody else done so already?
From what it looks like, Roblox Studio automatically puts a zero in front of any decimal point after typing a number after the decimal point and then moves the cursor forward. It either does that before it displays the 1 you typed, or it just doesn’t move the cursor forward enough.
I’d recommend posting something in Bug Reports section.
I sometimes spend excessive amounts of time trying to fix an imperfection or seam in my build, only to figure out that my snap to grid was 0.052 studs for the whole time I was building and not 0.025. Extremely infuriating.
Exactly, that’s what makes it so infuriating. You don’t notice it until it’s too late and then have to go back and redo a ton of work. Really annoying.