coordonate systems - One for Martin ;-)
Martin,
I was moving object copies between 3 embedded coordinate systems. When putting two copies in the last system, the axes of both copies had the correct position but a different behavior !
I started to recreate a test case in another file without success. I came back to my original work file and everything came back to normal (without changing anything) !
I guess there may be some system variables not updated in some deep corner cases...
As already said, I have not managed to reproduce a simple test case (I tried twice actually but did not go through the process of creating the 40+ instances I am using - anyway, I suspect it rather come from either the last coordinate system change or from the original duplication). In case you are working again on this bit of code, you may want to have a closer look.
Cheers
p*
Martin,
I was moving object copies between 3 embedded coordinate systems. When putting two copies in the last system, the axes of both copies had the correct position but a different behavior !
I started to recreate a test case in another file without success. I came back to my original work file and everything came back to normal (without changing anything) !
I guess there may be some system variables not updated in some deep corner cases...
As already said, I have not managed to reproduce a simple test case (I tried twice actually but did not go through the process of creating the 40+ instances I am using - anyway, I suspect it rather come from either the last coordinate system change or from the original duplication). In case you are working again on this bit of code, you may want to have a closer look.
Cheers
p*
