Glue to components and stretching walls

Box

I'm still not seeing a problem.

rv1974

you managed to move straightly by Z from the start which is pretty tricky, and didn't made the first click upon the upper edge.

rv1974

I guess I found some so-so workaround. One needs to select the edge then select move command, stroke the cursor over some vertical edge a couple of times, and only then click-and-drag (with shift) vertically. It is very unreliable still.

Dave R

Maybe just pre-selecting the edge?

rv1974

I'm on 2016,and it was bugged in all earlier versions
And besides, your two last gifs demonstrate you have the same issue but you ask me as if you are bug free.

Box

I really really can't find any bug.

rv1974

Donno, all I can say it was always misbehaved this way (lots of PCs, multiple versions)

pbacot

Dave for me it doesn't matter what method is used. Pre-selection and move (usual method) or push-pull, Fredoscale stretch, move multiple elements or one edge. Note that I was moving a whole end of a building in my recent work, but I also tried just one wall surface making it shorter.

This morning in the same file --original version before I did the change, it doesn't happen in any of the same instances. One of those things. Maybe you just need to wait a day (or restart).

Maybe it has to do with some inaccuracy but now I can contort the walls and the windows stay glued in place within reason, whereas in a supposedly straight wall yesterday, some would move a little, some move right off the wall (in plane) and some flip upside down and move a lot etc, and I guess some stayed put.

rv1974

Working in isometric is way more effective than cg perspective-
In this was you don't loose the sense of parallelism\size and have ability to neutralize the clipping bug. 'No orbiting'? Could you describe pls?

And besides axo\perspective mode have no inflience on the topic's issue- glued things jump in both.

driven

@rv1974, do you always 'model' in 'Parallel Projection'?

that can to cause weird outcomes unless using 'Standard Views' i.e. no orbiting...

Peter, I assuming you don't...

john