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I looked for a relevant topic but couldn't find one.

It's not easy to explain, but my objects don't move at the same 'speed' when dragged/moved. Example of problem When dragging an object it doesn't directly follow my cursor, it seems to have some sort of delay varying between objects.

Thanks in advance.

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Can't be certain, but looking at the gif you provided I can see that the Z value is actually increasing as you move your cursor, even though the model of the ball is not moving.

Given that fact, I suspect a Constraint or Driver is present somewhere which is translating the Z coordinate into different, limited motion. As what you're moving looks to be an animation rig and they're often built with constraints and drivers in mind that also reinforces that guess from me - but without seeing the rest of the file or further details it remains a guess.

From the values in the gif, one of the balls is at around -4 Z, and the other only at -1 Z, and if they're actually constrained to stay within, say, 0 to 3 Z, this explains why they move differently. You can't see it, but one of them is already lower 'down' according to its own data.

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I accidentally found what was causing the problem myself :)

All of these objects had a Limit Location constraint. And the objects where both on a different Z coordinate, causing the movement delay.

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  • $\begingroup$ I typed too slow. Glad you found it though :) $\endgroup$
    – Ben
    Commented Jul 7, 2019 at 22:57

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