I’ve been building for around 2 years now and have never encountered this. I put this in here because I might have done something wrong, but I think it might be a bug. Collisions are off and the part is floating so there should be no reason for it to be refusing to change. I also opened a new baseplate to see what would happen and it was still refusing to resize itself. This is the only part doing this.
Edit: It’s actually all of the parts doing this.
Perhaps open the size more up and change what your trying to change. Maybe your typing it in wrong. If that doesn’t work restart to studio. Then if that dosen’t work try your pc.
Make sure your only selecting the part you want to resize.
Hello.
This could be a bug but you could have messed something up, like a setting maybe.
Have you tried using the Resize tool at all?
Do you always use the Size when changing the actual size, and not the resize??
StompyDonut
Roblox Beta Tester
Scale tool works fine but I can’t really change the size of something with the scale tool by 0.001.
When I create a new part it doesn’t behave this way but all parts created before I did something act this way.
Is this only in that game or you it work in another?
Team create is disabled, I’m the only one working on it.
This recently started happening to me too.
This looks a float point error. That just means that decimals are sometimes stored inaccurately - the numbers being 3.002 and 2.401 in this case. I haven’t come across this issue in a long time, so I couldn’t tell you exactly how to fix it. But, maybe try setting the size to a different number like 4, 2.85, 3 and set it back to the original size?
I’ve already tried that but it doesn’t work. It’s not that bothersome since I barely built anything, but it’s really odd and I have no idea what’s happening.
Well have you tried using a building plugin?
This is thanks to a bug that was introduced recently which ignores small changes to a part’s size. It will be fixed next release.
As a workaround you can change the size by a larger amount to something else, then change it back to what you wanted to change it to in the first place.
