ID 528082 - When using a remote connection to a machine running Katana and transforming an object beyond the point where your cursor leaves the viewer, it can cause the cursor and object to jump

Problem summary
When using a remote connection and transforming an object beyond the point where your cursor leaves the viewer, it can cause the cursor and object to jump. This behavior occurs intermittently and is more likely when using Katana through an unstable remote connection. 

 

This appears to occur no matter the bounds set for the viewer, and does not at this time seem to occur locally.
  
Customer reported version
Katana 4.0v8
 
Customer reported platform
CentOS 7
 
Steps to reproduce
 
1) Connect to a machine via remote connection and open Katana.

 

2) Create a PrimitiveCreate node and set the render flag to the node.

 

3)  Expand the Scene Graph fully.

 

4)  In the Viewer (Hydra) tab translate the primitive outside the bounds of the viewer.

Expected behaviour
The object transforms smoothly outside the viewer.
 
Actual behaviour
The object transforms sporadically and jumps further away from the viewer.
 
Workaround
Unknown.
 
Reproduced by support
This bug has been reproduced in:
Katana 6.0v1 - CentOS 7, Windows 10
Katana 4.0v8 - CentOS 7, Windows 10

Earliest version tested
Katana 4.0v8 - The Bug is intermittent and can be difficult to replicate.