Transform Studio Doesn't Appear to be Affected by Relocated Ruler Origin

[Mike Lewis]

Not sure if this is a bug, or if something needs to be configured that I am unaware of, but it seems to be a bug...

I wanted to establish the ruler origin in an unused corner of my document to draw a figure for later use. After I located the ruler origin where I wanted, I dragged out two guides on the 0 points. Then I drew another line, but noticed that its X/Y coordinates seem to still be in reference to the artboard, not the new origin. See screen clips:

Origin set kind of in the middle of this space. A vertical guide set at X=0 and a horizontal guide set at Y=0. A single stroke line placed along horizontal guide, centered on vertical guide. Centerpoint should be 0,0.

What the Transform Studio actually says.

If I manually type in the X/Y coordinates of 0,0, my object moves out of the visible view area and ends up in the top left corner of the artboard (which is normally 0,0 when the origin hasn't been moved.)

Using Affinity Designer 1.9.1 on OS X 10.10.

Thanks,

- Mike

[Old Bruce]

I do believe that this has been fixed in the latest betas.

[Sean P]

Hi Mike,

This did only affect line curve objects - other objects referenced the O,0 point correctly. 

As Old Bruce has said it has now been fixed in the latest beta and will be in the 1.9.2 patch.