Sorry if this comes off as a bit terse but this is irritating the heck out of me and I haven’t been able to find a solution for two days now.
I created an object in Maya, when I import it into Unity it’s rotated 180º (which I discovered is due to different handedness between the two pieces of software).
Fine, so I rotate the object 180º to get it back to normal.
But now when I drag the object by it’s X-axis in the unity editor, the Z-transform starts adding tiny amounts. (I’m working on a 2D game so everything must stay perfectly in zero along the Z-axis.)
It works fine when no rotation is added, so it’s obviously a rotation issue (but then my object is backwards).
I’ve tried everything… I’ve gone back into Maya and rotated the object 180º (which simply carries through and gets added as a rotation in Unity,) I’ve tried rotating the actual axis pivot direction of the object in Maya and re-importing into Unity but that still gives the same problem! I’ve searched for hours on Google to what was possibly the very end of the internet and I have no idea how to fix this.
I’d just like to be able to move objects along the X-axis without them slightly veering off into the Z-axis. Please help before I jump.
Eric5h5
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Change the tool handle from local to global.
