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I figured it out, my dimension/scalescale in the Z direction was set to 0. While I was only working in the x/y dimensions, having 0 scale broke the mouse from working, even when the camera was perfectly set and orthogonal.

To fix: Go to object mode and click the object, press 'n' to open the Transform options on the right-hand, make sure Scale/Dimension aren't isn't set to 0, if. If you set eitherdimensions to zero0 it willcan set the otherscale to 0 as well.

I figured it out, my dimension/scale in the Z direction was set to 0. While I was only working in the x/y dimensions, having 0 scale broke the mouse from working, even when the camera was perfectly set and orthogonal.

To fix: Go to object mode and click the object, press 'n' to open the Transform options on the right-hand, make sure Scale/Dimension aren't set to 0, if you set either to zero it will set the other.

I figured it out, my scale in the Z direction was set to 0. While I was only working in the x/y dimensions, having 0 scale broke the mouse from working, even when the camera was perfectly set and orthogonal.

To fix: Go to object mode, press 'n' to open the Transform options on the right-hand, make sure Scale isn't set to 0. If you set dimensions to 0 it can set the scale to 0 as well.

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Revolyze
Revolyze
  • 41
  • 3

I figured it out, my dimension/scale in the Z direction was set to 0. While I was only working in the x/y dimensions, having 0 scale broke the mouse from working, even when the camera was perfectly set and orthogonal.

To fix: Go to object mode and click the object, press 'n' to open the Transform options on the right-hand, make sure Scale/Dimension aren't set to 0, if you set either to zero it will set the other.