2.0.1b8 Spring EndPoint isn't set onto center of circle

[tatt61880]

Since 2.0.1 b2.

== How to reproduce bug ==
1. Add a circle.
2. Try to put 2nd-endpoint of circle onto center of the circle.
3. Cursor snaps to center before releasing mouse button, but after releasing mouse button, the endpoint will be set not onto the snapped pos.

[Emanuel]

The question is then if the spring should at all be able to snap to the middle, since it cannot be attached to the circle when the first end is attached to the circle?
If you start the spring from the background, it should snap to the center when the mouse is released as well.

Hasn't this been the behavior since before 1.8.5?

/ Emanuel

[tatt61880]

The question is then if the spring should at all be able to snap to the middle, since it cannot be attached to the circle when the first end is attached to the circle?
If you start the spring from the background, it should snap to the center when the mouse is released as well.

Hasn't this been the behavior since before 1.8.5?

/ Emanuel

Oh, you are right. This issue is since before 1.8.5.
Then, if 1st-EndPoint is attached to circle, 2nd-EndPoint shouldn't have circle color and shouldn't snap to circle center, in my humble opinion, because 2nd-EndPoint never attach to circle for the case.

[tatt61880]

Not yet fixed in 2.0.1b8.

And I found another but same type of issue.
With grid feature, even when you start create spring from outside of geom, the spring can be ignored (not created).
You'll see this issue when you tried to connect spring from outside of circle to center of circle.

I've prepared scene and video for reproducing this issue.
NOTE: Try this without zooming scene.
[scene]59101[/scene]

[tatt61880]

Not yet fixed in v2.0.2b13