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P3D v5 Blender 4.0 - can no longer add single verts using CTRL-RMB

When I have this kind of problem, I export the object in Wavefront (.obj), I delete the object in the bad blender file and I save the projet.
Then I re-open the project and import the *.obj and continue.
 
The solution was stupid simple. You just needed to apply scale. Z was showing a scale of 0 instead of 1.

I have attached a version where I cleaned up all the loose verts and applied scale for you:
 

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Go to Object mode. Press"a" to select ALL. CTRL-A combo and select All Transforms. This applies all transforms and does the job that Chris showed above.
Return to Edit mode, and continue.

A, followed by CTRL-A, and selecting All Tranforms, is a very common need in Blender.

Also, get rid of Camera, Light and the odd Vert. You don't need or want them.
 
I put a Blender Addon in Resources Blender Lockview that might help keeping the Blender view in topdown view, and not accidentally rotate on you. It works with Blender versions 2.8.0 upwards.
 
Rotornut44 said:
The solution was stupid simple. You just needed to apply scale. Z was showing a scale of 0 instead of 1.

I have attached a version where I cleaned up all the loose verts and applied scale for you:
Click to expand...
Aha! Thanks so much, Chris.

Sorry - been busy on IRL stuff the last couple of days, and I'm now knee-deep in a project to do with the C-390 for P3Dv5/6 so Benson is having to take a back seat. I'll have a good look at this tomorrow and see if I can get my head round it.

Dick, those are great tips. Thank you.
 
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