When I move parts, they always seem to be off

[ashke]

I like to be very symmetrical in my buildings (apart from vegetation, but that’s a side note). However, when I try to move things with the move tool, or size them, they always seems to be slightly off, even if I set the distance things move to 1 stud (such as being at an awkward position, like at .81 of a stud). This is so frustrating. Why does it do this and how can I fix it to make sure I’m only building in nice, symmetrical numbers?

[KieranIsADev]

I believe this would go in #help-and-feedback:building-support

[ashke]

Thanks, I’m new to the forum. Hopefully I’ve moved it successfully.

[KieranIsADev]

Yeah you did. I’m pretty new - ish too.

[CheesesPuffss (scientist)]

I get this too sometimes. This is really frustrating bug in studio. Fortunately there is a forum post that is related to this discussion. It will give you a plug-in to help fix these offset as well as how to use it.

This orientation bug is going to be the end of me

I’m fairly sure this has been documented already, but I’ll say it again here simply because this bug has become so much of a problem when building that I wrote a plugin specifically designed to help remedy the havoc this issue causes. The issue? Stuff like THIS: [2a8c4e2ab8f8ce1c30200cca40a91d3d2b728f0f.png] This annoying little bug causes very slight misalignments in part orientation, making these nasty lines and holes all over the build. It’s most evident when using increments of equal to …

Hope I helped

[ashke]

I will be looking forward to using this plugin. That part just 0.2 off has been such a headache!