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I can't seem to be able to resurrect T70862, so creating a new one, please merge at your discretion. I think I just stumbled on this. Take an object, shift+d, r, rotate to some angle, confirm. Now shift+d again, this time simply move, and confirm. In the redo panel, translation in all 3 axes will be 0, and you won't be able to change it (it resets). Attempting shift+r here obviously results in duplicates with no translation at all. Behaves the same in object or edit mode. Tested with the recent 2.82 build as well.

**Blender Version** Broken: 2.79 and above Worked: 2.78c **Short description** The "duplicate and move" macro fails to remember translation for redo after it's been switched to rotation at least once. **Exact steps to reproduce** 1. Load the default scene 2. Select the cube 3. Duplicate it with shift+d, immediately switch to rotation with r, move the mouse and click to confirm. 4. Note that the redo panel correctly reflects the rotation angle. 5. Press shift+r a few times and note that the cube is duplicated and rotated correctly. 6. Press shift+d, and this time simply move the cube and confirm. 7. Note that this time translation in redo panel is 0 for all three axes. 8. Press shift+r a few times and note that the cube is duplicated but **not** moved. --- 8< --- (I assumed this would've been merged into T70862) I can't seem to be able to resurrect T70862, so creating a new one, please merge at your discretion. I think I just stumbled on this. Take an object, shift+d, r, rotate to some angle, confirm. Now shift+d again, this time simply move, and confirm. In the redo panel, translation in all 3 axes will be 0, and you won't be able to change it (it resets). Attempting shift+r here obviously results in duplicates with no translation at all. Behaves the same in object or edit mode. Tested with the recent 2.82 build as well. --- 8< ---

**Blender Version** Broken: 2.79 and above Worked: 2.78c **Short description** The "duplicate and move" macro fails to remember translation for redo after it's been switched to rotation at least once. **Exact steps to reproduce** 1. Load the default scene 2. Select the cube 3. Duplicate it with shift+d, immediately switch to rotation with r, move the mouse and click to confirm. 4. Note that the redo panel correctly reflects the rotation angle. 5. Press shift+r a few times and note that the cube is duplicated and rotated correctly. 6. Press shift+d, and this time simply move the cube and confirm. 7. Note that this time translation in redo panel is 0 for all three axes. 8. Press shift+r a few times and note that the cube is duplicated but **not** moved. --- 8< --- (I assumed this would've been merged into T70862) I can't seem to be able to resurrect T70862, so creating a new one, please merge at your discretion. I think I just stumbled on this. Take an object, shift+d, r, rotate to some angle, confirm. Now shift+d again, this time simply move, and confirm. In the redo panel, translation in all 3 axes will be 0, and you won't be able to change it (it resets). Attempting shift+r here obviously results in duplicates with no translation at all. Behaves the same in object or edit mode. Tested with the recent 2.82 build as well. --- 8< ---