Edit 9.21 I found a way to solve the problem:
when you put the slide at the right position, don't left your finger from the screen. Instead, click on the top left to quit editer.
The turned part will turn the initially turned angle + the maximum angle it can turn. (For example you turnd the part 15degres, and the maximum angle is 180 degree, your part will turn 15+180=195 degres.) Then you just need to pull the slide full back once (to the maximum, -180 degrees) to get the desired angle
Original: I love the new part transform tool since it gives iOS users like me a chance to modify certain parts without help of others. However, those slides that are used to modify angle are extremely hard to control. Most of the time when I take off my finger from the screen, the slide will displace and I have to restart again. So maybe a buttom that locks the position of slides could be added?
Oh no, it's actually fairly simple now that I've tried it, cheers once again
@XT1L
It's easier to use than it sounds. Maybe an explanation with image is better, but I don't know how to put picture in my post@CoolPeach
Wow, that's incredibly complicated, but if it works it works. Cheers
@XT1L
i found a solution: when you put the slide at the right position, don't left your finger from the screen. Instead, click on the top left to quit editer. The turned part will turn the initially turned angle + the maximum angle it can turn. Then you just need to pull the slide full back once to get the desired angle@CoolPeach
I know that, but what about the rotation sliders?
@GermanWarMachine
@AndrewGarrison
They're necessary features that got overlooked, they'd help big time. @XT1L
that is also a great option@CoolPeach
Or a place where you could type the number in?