Re: scaling?
Posted by redneck03 on
Mon Sep 11th 2006 at 1:25am
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How do I get brushes to be 1 unit high or some random number like that. i thought it was the transform tool, but i tried it tonight and it didn't work, so how be it done?
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Like Orpheus said, use the bracket keys to alter the grid size. [ makes it smaller, ] makes it bigger. You can see the current grid size on the bottom right hand corner of Hammer.
Re: scaling?
Posted by Orpheus on
Mon Sep 11th 2006 at 10:03am
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2006-09-11 10:03am
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One of these days Omega, I am going to take a screenshot of what each button does in hammer and post it in some sort of an unofficial tutorial.
Questions like this one, are simple but aggravating as hell for the new mapper who was very serious when they couldn't find the answer for themselves.
I can only imagine the frustration of needing a 1 grid solid, and not knowing about the grid size adjustment tool.
BTW, scrolling your wheel mouse button will zoom in and assist in adjusting grid sizes. Sometimes you cannot see the true grid size because you are zoomed "IN" or "Out" to far.
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Re: scaling?
Posted by reaper47 on
Mon Sep 11th 2006 at 5:14pm
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If you have a non-english keyboard chances are there are no "bracket keys" and you have to use the grid-buttons in the upper tool bar.