Z Brush 2023 Local Symmetry Scaling / Transform Work-around

*UPDATED DESCRIPTION* -- Maxon has addressed this in one of the latest 2023 hotfixes! There is now a "dynamic" button above the "local symmetry" icon that allows you to switch between the new Gizmo symmetry and the old local symmetry. I'm pretty sure this particular fix is available to perpetual and subscription buyers of Z brush 2023.
I will leave this video up and maybe further elaborate on it however, because there are still some other cool things you can do with this same exact function in version 2022 and 2023.

[@ZellisArt]

thank you for this video

[@Zhudson1993]

Great info this helped me a lot!

[@sherryhawkins285]

Love this! Awesome!❤️

[@ryankelly9657]

I apologize if my microphone is a bit loud in this! Will adjust next time I make a video. It was being very wonky and I just wanted to get this video done because I have seen a bunch of people asking about it.

[@musashidanmcgrath]

There's an instance feature in RyansTools plugin that sets the array mesh up with a button. Hopefully Pixo will fix it in a patch.

[@user-jo1lb5lw8z]

I found that if you drag out a transpose line and do a action and then ctrl+z immidiately , you will find that now the transpose line are symmetry accroding to local gizmo

[@ryankelly9657]

I'm not sure I understand what you mean? - and Which version of Zbrush are you using? Do you mean when you drag the transpose line out as in, the "Array mesh" transpose line? because that is a bit different than just the regular transpose line. Also -- If it is version 2023 this may be due to the new "gizmo symmetry" feature? I am not sure! Further clarification would be appreciated. Thank you for the comment though!