Problem with Geometry Mode

[LuCiU$ 6%]

This is my first post and I didn't really know where to post this,
I though about support, but I don't think this is an software bug or something like that,
so please correct me if this is the wrong section.

Now, to my problem....
I just begun messing around with UDK 3, and I don't know what the heck I did, but now those arrows aren't aligned with their respective axis anymore,
instead, it's like I rotated them or something.

And this just happens when I use the Geometry Mode and click in one of the vertices of the object (if I click on the face, it's normal).

I already tried to create a new project, close and open UDK,
but it just doesn't work.

Here's an image to show what I'm talking about.

http://img833.imageshack.us/img833/6283/problemek.png


Hope this is something very simple.

[MasterCheese]

Simply change to dropdown near the top middle of your screen form "local" to "world". This will orient the widget correctly

[LuCiU$ 6%]

Wow, that was faster than I expected, and worked perfectly!

Thanks a lot!

[alizerothree]

When working with geometry mode, I like using SHIFT-2. You can then just select faces and translate them how you like. If you want to move the entire brush again, just hit SHIFT-1. Hope this helps.

[Spoondog]

Also note that it will set the mode to local whenever you try to use non-uniform scale. A quick way to toggle between local/world is to use the tilde (~) key.

[LuCiU$ 6%]

When working with geometry mode, I like using SHIFT-2. You can then just select faces and translate them how you like. If you want to move the entire brush again, just hit SHIFT-1. Hope this helps.

That's very useful - I'll be using that from now on

Also note that it will set the mode to local whenever you try to use non-uniform scale. A quick way to toggle between local/world is to use the tilde (~) key.

Didn't know that .-.

thanks!