making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB)

making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB)

Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by EMUGOD on Sat Jan 22nd 2005 at 8:24pm
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How do you make brushes smaller than they square thing they snap to on the grid? i don't know how to get a screenshot (if anyone knows that could you please tell?), but they are about half as high as you and pretty wide (in-game). is it possible to get them smaller than this?
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by Dark|Killer on Sat Jan 22nd 2005 at 8:29pm
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<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting EMUGOD</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>How do you make brushes smaller than they square thing they snap to on the grid? i don't know how to get a screenshot (if anyone knows that could you please tell?), but they are about half as high as you and pretty wide (in-game). is it possible to get them smaller than this?</DIV></DIV>
Well, click on the brush, and there will appear handles around it, click it and drag it to ur desire shape, and you can use this for image hosting http://www.imageshack.us/
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by SmeTskE on Sat Jan 22nd 2005 at 8:40pm
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and PrintScreen (or SySRQ) button on your keyboard, Fire up MS Paint and press CTRL+V. Save as...
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by ReNo on Sat Jan 22nd 2005 at 10:13pm
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I think his problem was resizing brushes to anything more accurate than
the grid. Well the simple answer is to change the size of your grid. I
recommend you NEVER EVER EVER turn off snap to grid, but instead just
resize the grid to whatever size you need. You can do this with [ and ]
on your keyboard, or by pressing the resize grid buttons on the hammer
interface.
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by Tracer Bullet on Sat Jan 22nd 2005 at 10:18pm
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<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting SmeTskE</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>and PrintScreen (or SySRQ) button on your keyboard, Fire up MS Paint and press CTRL+V. Save as...
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I think it needs to be "Alt + PrntScrn"
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by Livett on Sat Jan 22nd 2005 at 10:20pm
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Mine is just a 'Print Screen' button... :razz:
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by Leperous on Sat Jan 22nd 2005 at 11:17pm
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You can make brushes have fractional dimensions (e.g. 32.5) by selecting other 'dummy' solids with them, and resizing them. It won't cause any problems whatsoever, unless the volume of the brush is less than 1.
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by Orpheus on Sun Jan 23rd 2005 at 12:09am
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me is wondering, does he know he can resize the grids?

perhaps i just read this wrong :/
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by EMUGOD on Sun Jan 23rd 2005 at 1:19am
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nope, i did not know you could resize the grid. thanks for the help! (i told you i was teh n00b)
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by Crono on Sun Jan 23rd 2005 at 1:23am
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? quote:Mine is just a 'Print Screen' button... :razz:

Alt + PrintScreen takes a screen shot of the active program, not the entire screen. :razz:

EMUGOD, [ and ] are your friends.
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by Orpheus on Sun Jan 23rd 2005 at 1:37am
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<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting EMUGOD</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>nope, i did not know you could resize the grid. thanks for the help! (i told you i was teh n00b)</DIV></DIV>

i was only thinking out loud, did this solve your problem?
should i make my answer yellow?
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by LittleGetty on Sun Jan 23rd 2005 at 2:40am
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<DIV class=quote>
<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting ReNo</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>I think his problem was resizing brushes to anything more accurate than the grid. Well the simple answer is to change the size of your grid. I recommend you NEVER EVER EVER turn off snap to grid, but instead just resize the grid to whatever size you need. You can do this with [ and ] on your keyboard, or by pressing the resize grid buttons on the hammer interface.
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Yes, use the [ and ] buttond. [ makes grid smaller, ] makes grid bigger.
Re: making small brushes (I BE TEH NOOB) Posted by Orpheus on Sun Jan 23rd 2005 at 2:42am
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ahh see.. reno suggest it first.. you had me all confuzzled