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**System Information** Windows 7 GTX 980 **Blender Version** Broken: blender 2.80.0 git.a3d9ef2 windows64 (built: 2017-07-15) Worked: (optional) Description: Crashes upon creation of a linked cone whose location is manually modified post creation. Steps: 1) Start with a new scene (delete the starting cube) 2) Create a cone at the origin (default size) 3) Click on Duplicate Linked, positing the new cone just below the original (alignment isn't critical here) 4) Now in order to fully align the newly linked cone we want to start by changing its X coordinate to 0.0. We click on Vector/X in the left panel to manually enter its X location. Type in the value 0. Upon pressing Enter, Blender crashes.

**System Information** Windows 7 GTX 980 **Blender Version** Broken: blender 2.80.0 git.a3d9ef2 windows64 (built: 2017-07-15) Worked: (optional) Description: Crashes upon creation of a linked cone whose location is manually modified post creation. Minimal steps to reproduce: 1) Start with a new scene (delete the starting cube) 2) Create a cone at the origin (default size) 3) Click on Duplicate or Duplicate Linked (both have the issue), positioning the new cone just below the original along the Z axis (alignment isn't critical here) Comment: Now in order to fully align the newly linked cone we want to start by changing its X and Y coordinates manually to 0.0. 4) With the new duplicate cone still selected, we click on Vector/X in the left panel to manually enter the X coordinate of its position. 5) Type in the value 0 for the X coordinate. 6) Upon pressing Enter to confirm the value, Blender crashes.

**System Information** Windows 7 GTX 980 **Blender Version** Broken: blender 2.80.0 git.a3d9ef2 windows64 (built: 2017-07-15) Worked: (optional) Description: Crashes upon creation of a linked cone whose location is manually modified post creation. SMinimal steps: to reproduce: 1) Start with a new scene (delete the starting cube) 2) Create a cone at the origin (default size) 3) Click on Duplicate or Duplicate Linked (both have the issue), positioning the new cone just below the original along the Z axis (alignment isn't critical here) 4)Comment: Now in order to fully align the newly linked cone we want to start by changing its X and Y coordinates manually to 0.0. 4) With the new duplicate cone still selected, Wewe click on Vector/X in the left panel to manually enter its X locathe X coordinate of its position. 5) Type in the value 0.0 for the X coordinate. 6) Upon pressing Enterr to confirm the value, Blender crashes.