Global axis translation does not work

[djrm]

Operating system or device, Godot version, GPU Model and driver (if graphics related):
Fedora 64bit godot master 19b1ff0

Issue description:

the axis translation in global coordinates is broken, it does not respect the axis

example

Steps to reproduce:
try to translate something by axis

ping @n-pigeon

Link to minimal example project:

[Zireael07]

I think it's a recent regression, I wasn't seeing this weirdness in 9a78efc when I was demonstrating Godot's axes for someone on Discord.

[djrm]

most probably it's a regresion from f1c2a18

[SirPigeonz]

What? O_o
Testing it right now on master and it works normally. What the hell...

Can you give me test project?
And thx for testing.

Super weird...

[djrm]

@n-pigeon it is in every project, but there is something weird, it only happens with release_debug, in debug build im unable to reproduce.

[SirPigeonz]

@djrm
Ah ok, I tested only with debug build. (I must remember this lesson for future xD)

Thx for clues. :)

[Zylann]

I would be curious to know how release_debug vs debug has a difference :p

[djrm]

in my case its just the compiler, i do release_debug with gcc and debug with clang
g++ (GCC) 7.2.1 20170915

[SirPigeonz]

@Zylann Me too xDDD
I can confirm it breaks with release_debug... (I use gcc for both)

[SirPigeonz]

@Zylann @djrm
Problem was in uninitialized bool. In debug target it was false as intended but in release_debug it was initialized as true and that was the problem :B