birritan writes...

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LOL Janova's a busy guy (arn't we all) it might be worth posting it on doom3world.org or even a milkshape forum Marcus

Ok thx Marcus I will see there and waiting for Janova's .

sorry for the late reply i have been at home over the easter weekend.

I dont quite understand you problem. Do you mean why cant you snap an object to the grid in ms3d?

Can you please rephrase it or check the grammer :s

sorry, proberly just me

Janova

Janova writes...

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sorry for the late reply i have been at home over the easter weekend. I dont quite understand you problem. Do you mean why cant you snap an object to the grid in ms3d? Can you please rephrase it or check the grammer :s sorry, proberly just me Janova

Ok Janova it is no problem but I tought that I have asked a very difficult question :)

Ok i try it again to explain :)

If you make a vbrush in CODRadiant and you would make it fit on the grid then you use CTRL-G if i do the same thing in Milkshape3D then you can see that it then fit's on the grid , if I make the grid bigger and make it fit on the grid then I see that te vertexes are moving to the new positions on that bigger grid.

Hope you understand this ? ( it is hard to explain for me because i'm used to CODRadiant )

Now my question over Lightray3D ; why if i make a cube or box and willing to fit it on the grid nothing of the vertexes moved , if I make the grid after the creation of the cube or box bigger.

It sounds simple but is this normal for Lightray3D.
Is this grid raster in Lightray3D only as a background image or can i use this grid raster usefull for placing vertexes on it.

That's all ( i'm drowning in my own question ) :)

o right. i understand. I have never used lightray :p, so i wouldn't know. sorry i cant help.

Is it very important that your model fits the grid? If so, have a look in help files for shortcut keys etc.soory i cant be of more help.

Janova

Janova writes...

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o right. i understand. I have never used lightray :p, so i wouldn't know. sorry i cant help. Is it very important that your model fits the grid? If so, have a look in help files for shortcut keys etc.soory i cant be of more help. Janova

Ok no Problem or is it a 1 April joke that you coudn't help :)

lol, some1 is on the ball today.

no sorry, i actually cant help here. I will have a lil look into it tho for ya and will get back to you this evenig if i find anything.

Janova

Janova writes...

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lol, some1 is on the ball today. no sorry, i actually cant help here. I will have a lil look into it tho for ya and will get back to you this evenig if i find anything. Janova

Ok Janova I belief it now , But don't put the energie into this problem I will search further on the web.

I will thank you for your help and please forget this problem , use the energie for something beter.

Thx The_Grass Aka Ruurd Grasman