grid alignment

Okay so I've taken some walls and rotated them because I needed them at
various angles and now all the surfaces are off the grid, even the
corners. I can't get other brushes to line up with them and be flush
and I can't clip along them to force them to be flush, what do I do?!

Do the "Snap to Grid" feature helps ? hotkey: CTRL+B :smile:

Other way... decrease the grid, move, align, increase the grid... it works for me :rolleyes:

I hope it helps, c u.

In addition, if you somehow make something that lands in 1/2 grid units (Everything is snapped at 1 grid unit no matter what) so it will move 1 unit in any direction. You have to vertex manipulate it so it's on the gird. Other then that, do what Vix said.

Vix, mark you comment as a possible answer.

Ok, thx Crono. I am noob around here, didn't notice the option, and this is my first resolve-answer :rolleyes:

c ya

Actually, this hasn't quite answered your problem- there isn't any way, bar vertex manipulating, to snap rotated objects back to the grid. Good luck with that btw, I've spent 4 hours this evening trying to make a cool toroidal corridor :razz:

I don't know who marked this as correct as it is not, let me explain further.

Some of the edges are on the grid, however, not all are. Imagine a
solid that has been rotated 35degrees and the top left corner verticies
are on the grid, however, because of the length of the solid the
opposite corner is not quite on the grid anymore. So when I snap to
grid or attempt to move the brush onto grid the same corner snaps into
place but the other corner is again "gridless"

Oh yea, I didn't see the other answers when I posted this, my browser
didn't refresh... But I essentially agree with Leperous. But what
you're saying is vertex manip is my only way out?

P.S.- Still feel a little disenfranchised in that someone else can mark my correct answers for me :sad: No offense Vix