Hello I cant figure out why my sofa is not staying flat on the ground when I move it using “Select” tool. It suppose to stay flat before. Idk if I click anything on Roblox studio tool that cause this to happen
Before I move it:
After I move it:
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Try specifying primarypart as a flat part in the model properties.
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If it’s a model make sure the primary part is a part or other item that is on the normal axis, if that doesn’t work try rotating the model/parts. finally if it isn’t a model and it’s all parts make sure the last selected part is on the normal axis.
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But the problem is the sofa is just the example of the problem I having right now which it does not stay flat. If I open a new Roblox studio with just a baseplate then i spawn a part and rotate it to 45*…When i use the “Select” tool and try to move it…it usually staying flat eventhough it is in incline postion but now when i move it it stay 45*
Like the one in the picture above
Not to sure about this it’s probably just a bug or a new thing they’ve implemented to studio.
I don’t know if you facing the other problem or not but this also happens to me, the way I fix it is just to regroup/Primarypart the assets if you ever group them together. for example.
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im just gonna reinstall studio i hope that work
Hi, i recommend using the plugin:
https://www.roblox.com/library/144950355/Building-Tools-by-F3X-Plugin?Category=Plugins&SortType=MostFavorited&SortAggregation=AllTime&SearchKeyword=f3x&CreatorId=0&Page=1&Position=1&SearchId=4c6cd317-4bfa-44fd-ba64-eb7866c8c44f
And then, with the rotate option (C Key) you can put it correcly, and then just anchor it, i hope this helped you 
While you’re selecting the object, click CTRL - L on Windows or Command - L on mac.
The setting should be “Geometric” when moving. If it’s “Physical” this will happen.