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Seems increasingly more common that when painting objects (instances) the scale and rotate values are incosistent with the parameters set in the UI. Anyone else experiencing this? Any ideas why? Maya 2015 SP6
note. that it appears the tool will sometimes inherit the first instance of that object's transforms as the base values to use when painting more instances. workaround to make sure the first instance is zero'd
rickmf
