Can't enter inches dimensions in the Dimensions settings. #60182

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Jorge Molina · 2019-01-05T04:43:11+01:00

Jorge Molina commented

2019-01-05 04:43:11 +01:00

System Information
Operating system: Windows 10
Graphics card: AMD Radeon

Blender Version 2.80, a77b63c569
Broken: Dimensions units

Worked: Blender 2.9b

Can't input in or ft values in the "Dimensions" setting for X, Y, and Z. Also, when switching from inches to feet, the Dimensions values don't get converted to reflect the selected unit system. For example, if Length unit is set to inches and the value is X: 12in in the "Dimensions" setting, and then I decide to change the unit system to show feet instead, you would expect the X value to change from 12in to 1ft, right?

When inputting values such as 12in or 12ft in the "Dimensions" box the program gives an error ('unexpected EOF while parsing'...). The program only accepts numbers, but not letters. In Blender 2.79b I can easily type for example 12in in the X value, for example, and blender will resize the object to 12in accordingly, then type 12ft, and Blender will resize the object accordingly as well. In this version of Blender 2.8 the program simply shows an error and doesn't redimension the object at all.

Based on the default startup or an attached .blend file (as simple as possible).

**System Information** Operating system: Windows 10 Graphics card: AMD Radeon **Blender Version** 2.80, a77b63c56943 Broken: Dimensions units Worked: Blender 2.9b Can't input in or ft values in the "Dimensions" setting for X, Y, and Z. Also, when switching from inches to feet, the Dimensions values don't get converted to reflect the selected unit system. For example, if Length unit is set to inches and the value is X: 12in in the "Dimensions" setting, and then I decide to change the unit system to show feet instead, you would expect the X value to change from 12in to 1ft, right? When inputting values such as 12in or 12ft in the "Dimensions" box the program gives an error ('unexpected EOF while parsing'...). The program only accepts numbers, but not letters. In Blender 2.79b I can easily type for example 12in in the X value, for example, and blender will resize the object to 12in accordingly, then type 12ft, and Blender will resize the object accordingly as well. In this version of Blender 2.8 the program simply shows an error and doesn't redimension the object at all. Based on the default startup or an attached .blend file (as simple as possible).

Jorge Molina commented

2019-01-05 04:43:11 +01:00

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