Hello!
I dind t mapped for a while.
Now I forgot a shortcut....

It s the shortcut for rotating a brush, but not R for mouse rotation, I forgot the shortcut whith that your brush would be rotated 90 degrees by each time you press the button.
That drives me crazy!

Many thanks in advance!

Its Shift-D in WaW Radiant.

Although could be different in UO.

Unfortunetly it s not shift + D...

Although thank you.

Look in the upper left of the toolbar, next to the save icon. There are 6 directional icons to the right of it. One is x|x , x with rotating arrow x, and so on.

Those are the buttons you are looking for, the x|x flips along the x axis, the next one rotates around the x axis, the y|y flips along y, z|z flips along the z axis, and so on.


As for shortcuts such as ctrl + D, I did not see any provided in the cmd list, which can be opened by going to help in UO radiant.

I know radiants functions very well.

I just forgot the shortcut to rotate an object...

As far as I am aware there is no such shortcut.

Looked at CoD4 Radiant in cmd list and the cmd is RotateZ and is set as Shift + D as ThisGuy pointed out, but for UO there is no such command function (unless it was named something else entirely).

So you will have to use the function icons.

Well, thank you, maybe i m wrong and think there was a shortcut...

An other problem now I have is that I had a script where the player triggers a trigger and then his position is set as origin for fx.
I don´t have that script but I know around here was a thread about that, which I cant find...

was something like

origin = player getentarray

something like this?

players = getentarray("player", "classname");
for( count = 0, count < players.size, count++)
{
 thread players[count] playTriggeredFX();
}



playTriggeredFx()
{

 level._effect["FX NAME"] = loadfx ("Effect you select from pk3 or custom Effect location");
 trig = getent("TRIGGER NAME", "targetname");

 while(1)
 {

  trig waittill ("trigger");
  maps\mp\_fx::playfx("FX NAME", self.origin, TIME); 
  wait 0.1; // can change to something that gives you the right look

 }
}
 

put things in caps for variables you need to enter

self.origin will be the origin of the actual player

Not entirely sure it will not create a script compile error if used as I just made up on the spot and have not tested. Hopefully gives you idea of what you were thinking of though.

As for the shortcut I wish there was one for uo as it would make life a little bit easier.


edited on Sep. 15, 2010 05:43 pm by TexasRebel

lol should of previewed first before posting

I named the function playTriggeredFX() when calling it, but named it playTriggeredFx() when defining.

Make sure both are either playTriggeredFX()

or playTriggeredFx()

thank you! I tried a bit until you replied and found out:


origin = player getorigin();

playfx(level._effect["glow"], origin + (-10,10,50));


quiet simple isn´t it?

But guess youre method has advantages for other situations...
maybe for detecting campers...thats one thing I have to face sooner or later....

edited on Sep. 16, 2010 04:00 am by FmF-Odin