Krush on 2/3/2014 at 18:10
Is it my imagination, or in the "old" DromEd couldn't I just move around in the wireframe viewing windows (i.e. top view, right view, front view) by using the NUM keypad? Then if I wanted to move the brush somewhere I would hold down Shift and use the appropriate arrow key.
I was trying to use 1.21 today and just pressing the arrow keys moves the brush. I can't seem to move around in the window unless I use
"teleport camera."
Is this deliberate or am I missing some easy tweak?
Thanks!
qolelis on 2/3/2014 at 18:32
Try the numpad keys together with Ctrl+Shift+Alt.
Krush on 2/3/2014 at 18:36
OK Here are the results:
Number key only - moves the brush.
Num key + Shift - moves the brush
Num key + Ctrl - expands or shrinks the brush
Num key + Alt - rotates the brush.
This is consistent whether or not the NUM LOCK feature is activated.
qolelis on 2/3/2014 at 18:57
You missed several cases - especially the one I mentioned above.
Also, check your
Default.bnd for the command
num_scroll; if it's missing, start by installing the (
http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=141708) DromEd Basic Toolkit.
LarryG on 2/3/2014 at 18:57
Well, I just checked with 1.18, and the use of the num-keys is the same in 1.18 as in NewDark. So, yes, it is just your imagination, or perhaps your installation is faulty. In either case, it never worked as you described in your first post.
@quolis: ctrl-shft-alt ??? That does nothing that I can see, in either 1.18 or New Dark. You sure that's not one of your famous personal key customizations?
Edit: My default.bnd (in both cases) has:
;edit bind keypad_end "num_scroll 1"
;edit bind keypad_down "num_scroll 2"
;edit bind keypad_pgdn "num_scroll 3"
;edit bind keypad_left "num_scroll 4"
;edit bind keypad_right "num_scroll 6"
;edit bind keypad_home "num_scroll 7"
;edit bind keypad_up "num_scroll 8"
;edit bind keypad_pgup "num_scroll 9"
So I think it is commented out by default and you un-commented yours (and customized it?). Maybe Phil_Solid un-commented out his too, way back when, and didn't remember to do so for New Dark?
Krush on 2/3/2014 at 19:22
Uncommenting those lines doesn't change anything. I did install the DromEd 1.0 toolkit also....
I definitely know that DromEd 1.18 used to work as I described - I built the FMs Amoral Dilemma and Forbidden Rites using it that way. It's been a few years but my memory isn't THAT bad!
Yandros on 2/3/2014 at 19:28
Perhaps it only works when the view is Solo'd?
qolelis on 2/3/2014 at 19:38
Quote Posted by LarryG
Well, I just checked with 1.18, and the use of the num-keys is the same in 1.18 as in NewDark. So, yes, it is just your imagination, or perhaps your installation is faulty. In either case, it never worked as you described in your first post.
@quolis: ctrl-shft-alt ??? That does nothing that I can see, in either 1.18 or New Dark. You sure that's not one of your famous personal key customizations?
Oops. :cool: (Quolis? that's a new one. :p )
The command
num_scroll should be working for everyone, though.
Well, this should be pretty easy to check:
I opened the original
Default.bnd found on my Thief 2 disc and
Phil_Solid is right; num_scroll was once bound to the numpad keys.
Krush on 2/3/2014 at 19:44
Great idea, I will go look at that old disc, thank you! :eek:
Krush on 2/3/2014 at 19:48
Muhahahaha yes, copying the old default.bnd from the original disc sets the Num keys aright in The Builder's eyes!