When creating a rectangle in a sketch, if I enter parameters (e.g. "x" and "y") for the two sides, the rectangle is resized correctly, but then when I finish the rectangle (by clicking the mouse or pressing "enter"), the dimensions that are created are just values (e.g. "25"), not parameters (e.g. "x"). If I double-click the dimension, I can change it back to a parameter, but I'm positive that in the past it would keep the parameter when creating the rectangle. I asked a friend to try and he says his dimensions appear as "fx: 25" instead of "25" when creating a rectangle this way.
I'm on MacOS, and have been using F360 for a couple years and just started running into this issue this week. Things I've tried: "Restore defaults" in the settings window; quitting and restarting; rebooting Mac; uninstalling and reinstalling F360 (v2.0.12157).
Quick video showing this is below. All I do in the video is press "r", click origin, drag rectangle, type "y" and "enter", press tab, press "x" and "enter", then "enter" again to finish the rectangle. X and Y dimensions get converted to values instead of staying as formulas.
Thanks for any tips! Did some searching here and via Google and couldn't find any reference to this.
