Hey community, I was wondering if there is elegant way of enabling only x+z axis drag mode by default while using boundingbox gizmo?
Thanks in advance
Adding @Cedric
Nop but I can add a mask so you can enable it per axis.
@Marin_Pericic
I forgot I already did it some time ago 
Here you are:
As much as i can figure this feature isn’t available in 4.2.0, right? Documentation is a bit vague if there is no lib version highlighted.
Nop, it’s available in 5.0 alpha 13+
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i’ve just looked into this, this is ment to restrict resizing on axes, i was trying to figure out how to restrict drag moving on single or 2 axes?
Sorry, I’m not following you. Can you explain it a bit more? Do you want to constraint the mouse pointer movement?
i’d like to override default pointerdragbehavior that is active when bounding box is enabled and boungindboxgizmo.enableDragBehavior = true, by default it enables dragging in all axes, i’d like it to be enabled in 2 axes only. But I don’t want pointerDragBehavior to be active without boundingboxgizmo being active.
https://playground.babylonjs.com/#BYSISE
not sure if i explained my intentions good enough, i’d like to enable dragging cube on x and z axes only with bounding box gizmo, is it possible?
Ho! I get it now! I can add a new mask property to enable/disable drag delta.
It’s not that easy to change SixDofDragBehavior.
Can you try to add a pointerDragBehavior when the mesh is picked by the manager ?
var pointerDragBehavior = new BABYLON.PointerDragBehavior({dragPlaneNormal: new BABYLON.Vector3(0,1,0)});
pointerDragBehavior.attach(box);
the dragplane is what you need.
I’ve found a suitable solution, had to dig around a bit but i think
gizmoManager.boundingBoxDragBehavior.options = {dragPlaneNormal: new BABYLON.Vector3(0,1,0)}
is good enough, i wasn’t aware of this option.
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I was not either! Thanks for pointing it
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