Ruler jumpy when rotating

[traciasaurus]

I'm drawing in fresco on a surface go 3 and when I rotate the ruler it's super jumpy.  I have a hard time getting the lines exactly at the angle I want.  It moves around just fine, it's just the rotate that's jumpy.  I don't have a mouse or keyboard attached so I'm just rotating with my fingers. Any advice?

[Sjaani]

Have you tried rotating the ruler at different zoom distances? I think it moves in increments so might look more jumpy at some zoom levels.

[Anshul_Saini]

Hi there,

Sorry to hear about the trouble you are facing. We are unable to see this behavior on Surface Laptop 3. I would request you to share a few more details, including the ones asked by @Sjaani:

• OS, OS build no. and the exact version of Fresco.
• A small video demonstrating the issue would be really helpful.

• Please share the DxDiag file from your system. Steps are shared here (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/open-and-run-dxdiag-exe-dad7792c-2ad5-f6cd-5a37-bf92228d...).

This will help us troubleshoot this issue and assist you accordingly.

Thanks & Regards,

Anshul Saini

[DaveJCummings]

I also wonder how much RAM the OP has in their device and how many apps are open at the time, because maybe that's also affecting performance

[Ramdom_Player201]

I am having this problem too (ipad pro). I don't think it's a ram issue though.

[Ramdom_Player201]

I think I worked out what is causing the ruler to rotate badly. I think it has to do with rotation snapping. When rotation snapping is enabled and set to 45˚, the ruler jump as it is rotated over a 45˚ angle as it snaps to it, but it's pivot point glitches and it's position jumps.

However, there is also another snap where a ruler will snap to the last position/rotation (this occurs when moving or resizing any shapes or objects). Therefore, when trying to change a ruler's rotation by a small amount, it is trying to snap to the previous rotation. You can prevent this by rotating it a large amount away, then back to where it was as this changes the snapping to that position. Ideally, I think this auto snapping should have the option to turn off, because it makes it difficult to move, rotate and resize shapes by very small amounts without doing that action (to a point and back so the snapping doesn't prevent it).

[San Sharma]

Yes! This is happening to me and super annoying. Would love the option to turn any ruler snapping off.. 

[San Sharma]

Thanks for working out what's happening though, as knowing why it's happening and rotating away and back as you suggest is helping

[Kyle Webster Adobe]

To turn off snapping, open your precision panel (the panel near top of the right menu bar that looks like a small grid - same panel where you will find your perspective grids ...). You will see snapping options there. 

[Aaron27802833p1qr]

This does not turn off snapping. Snapping occurs even when snapping is turned off. Turning off snapping only turns off some snapping, not all of it. It's extremely annoying and altering how I want to draw.

[Aleks272515601sak]

Did anyone find a solution to this? It's driving me crazy

[defaultdlgtjto8c6j3]

Hey Adobe! I hate to be an ass but if someone who actually knows what they are doing. could address this. I use the circle tool that is part of the ruler all the time and if I leave the shape tool in a spot it will try to snap back to that spot when moving just a little bit. Please advise on a way to remove that snap. Its anoying every one here. If snapping is so important for that tool then make it a touch modifyer while moving the ruller/circle .