System Information
Win7 x64 || AMD A10-7850K Radeon R7
Blender Version
Broken: 2.77 || 22a2853 (official 2.77)
Worked: (none)
Short description of error
If "Stroke Placement" is set to "View", sculpting a Grease Pencil stroke useing either "Twist" or "Randomize" has the stroke zip somewhere offscreen in the 3D-View.
Exact steps for others to reproduce the error
- Open 2.77
- Go to the "Grease Pencil"-Tab in the toolbar, switch "Stroke Placement" from "Cursor" to "View".
- Draw a GP stroke in the 3D-View.
- Enter GP-Stroke-Editmode.
- Under "Sculpt Strokes" (toolbar), select either the "Twist", or the "Randomize" -brush (they both show the same, unexpected behaviour).
- Try sculpting your stroke.
- What happens for me is, whatever part of the stoke I sculpt on goes haywire (zips somewhere offscreen, see pic.).
- All other brushes work as expected, even when "Stroke Placement" is set to "View".
- "Twist", as well as "Randomize" work just fine if "Stroke Placement" is set to anything other than "View".
The only info I could get from the 2.77 release notes was this (in the paragraph about the "Twist"-brush):
- "Note: This currently doesn't work so well in 2D editors."
On BA, user YAFU confirmed the problem on his linux x64 system, (quote) "even in Blender downloaded today from Buildbot." (as of April 4th, 2016, GMT)
Thx., best regards, Uli