vincentlancon on 5/4/2014 at 17:50
I am new to dromed and have gone through a lot of tutorials. When I run dromed, i do not get grids on the 3 2d windows. I have show grid on for them and it does not seem to snap my objects. I do have use grid on. Any ideas? Thanks.
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http://spirited-tech.com/images/dromed.jpgfibanocci on 5/4/2014 at 17:54
You can't snap objects to the grid. Only terrain brushes (and room brushes).
I guess you're outside of "the world" and want to know how to get inside? Set the cursor in the middle of a air brush, set persistent_player_pos and portalize. Now you can see something.
vincentlancon on 5/4/2014 at 18:02
Quote Posted by fibanocci
You can't snap objects to the grid. Only brushes.
I don't see any grids, any idea why? When I said objects , I did mean brushes.
vincentlancon on 5/4/2014 at 18:06
Quote Posted by fibanocci
You can't snap objects to the grid. Only terrain brushes (and room brushes).
I guess you're outside of "the world" and want to know how to get inside? Set the cursor in the middle of a air brush, set persistent_player_pos and portalize. Now you can see something.
No I can see and render , add textures portalize, etc. Say I clone a room and shift to move it, it will not snap to the grid and there is no grid. Everything is turned on
fibanocci on 5/4/2014 at 18:16
Did you set "hide grid" or something? Set solid+selection in the editor window.
gigagooga on 5/4/2014 at 18:19
Quote Posted by vincentlancon
it will not snap to the grid and there is no grid. Everything is turned on
Your 2d views seem to be zoomed out much enough so the grid doesn't appear on them anymore.
Also, that another 16x16x16 brush is snapped to the grid.
Lady Rowena on 5/4/2014 at 18:20
Just a thought...maybe you can't just see the grid because it's set to 12, and you zoomed in. Try setting it to 16, or at least 13, and zoom out and see if it appears.
oops, gigagooga beated me...;)
vincentlancon on 5/4/2014 at 18:30
Quote Posted by Lady Rowena
Just a thought...maybe you can't just see the grid because it's set to 12, and you zoomed in. Try setting it to 16, or at least 13, and zoom out and see if it appears.
oops, gigagooga beated me...;)
That's it thanks a million guys. :)
I will get the hang of it. Going from 3ds max to this is a learning curve. My mindset is thinking of how i do things in a different program.
