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far from that i have no clue how this could happen.
DAMN i LOVE you
I had been looking around for this and it happened to a couple of people before, but they never got it fixed.
And yes, i had the near at 0 since im doing a POV animation and i had elements very close to the camera, so that was what caused it apparently, didn't know that was the cause.
Now that i think about it it makes sense, because at first it only happened on my scene camera, but then at some point i copied my camera settings into my work camera since it glitched out, so from that point both cameras were unable to see the manipulators.
So if someone runs into this same problem, this might be the cause.
Again, thank you so much for your help, really appreciated!