The reason seems to be that the second axis is also set as Y axis, although it is not activated.
Setting the second axis to X or Z axis and deactivating the second axis solves the problem.
Is this a bug or intended?
Error in setting the first axis as Y axis in hard constraint
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- ifree
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Setting the first axis as Y axis in hard constraint causes an error.
The reason seems to be that the second axis is also set as Y axis, although it is not activated.
Setting the second axis to X or Z axis and deactivating the second axis solves the problem.
Is this a bug or intended?
The reason seems to be that the second axis is also set as Y axis, although it is not activated.
Setting the second axis to X or Z axis and deactivating the second axis solves the problem.
Is this a bug or intended?
Edited by ifree - May 1, 2025 04:20:33
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