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The War agains Vertexes, or how MED kills my nerves...
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10/17/12 21:15
10/17/12 21:15
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Hi Staffs ^^
I´ve just a small MED improvement Question..
When you select one vertex, you can set it´s position with the Vectorfields on the bottom of the window.
That´s cool..
But.. why isn´t this working if you select multiple vertexs?
I was sitting down here now for more than 1 Day, just to bring all vertexs of a model to their correct position, so they fit other neightbour model-vertexs..
And that job really can be done by simple selecting all vertexes of 1 side, write in the matching X,Y or Z value.. and hit Enter..
Pls add this improvement to MED.. I wasted here 24 work-hours just for that *shit* of work
(sry for bad words.. but this problem really sucks..)
Last edited by Espér; 10/17/12 23:00.
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Re: "Mein MED Kampf" or how MED kills my nerves...
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10/17/12 21:39
10/17/12 21:39
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Im gunna agree with that one. Its a real pain.
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Re: "Mein MED Kampf" or how MED kills my nerves...
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10/17/12 22:54
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I agree with the request, although the threads title is in no way funny.
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Re: "Mein MED Kampf" or how MED kills my nerves...
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10/18/12 13:59
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Then the position box on the bottom will be unlocked and the vertex you've clicked is the reference for position values Although I didn't knew that feature that's not what at least I was talking about. This way the relative distances between the vertices remains fixed. I want to first select an arbitrary number of vertices and then set their x, y and z positions. When setting these coordinates all selected vertices should get the same values and not remain on their relative distances. The result would be the same as first merging those vertices and then move the merged one around - just without the merging... ^^
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Re: "Mein MED Kampf" or how MED kills my nerves...
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10/18/12 15:05
10/18/12 15:05
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Then the position box on the bottom will be unlocked and the vertex you've clicked is the reference for position values Although I didn't knew that feature that's not what at least I was talking about. This way the relative distances between the vertices remains fixed. I want to first select an arbitrary number of vertices and then set their x, y and z positions. When setting these coordinates all selected vertices should get the same values and not remain on their relative distances. The result would be the same as first merging those vertices and then move the merged one around - just without the merging... ^^ But then you lost the feature of moving multiple vertices with fixed relative distances. This is a really important feature. The way of first merging all vertices and then setting its position is the only way that works without kicking the other feature. Or there could be a flag in the preferences where you could choose between both methods.
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Re: "Mein MED Kampf" or how MED kills my nerves...
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10/18/12 15:14
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I don't think that a flag in the preferences will do the trick as you might want to switch between these modes frequently. But I agree that this requires some UI work. Maybe two buttons like the ones for Soft and Dynamic Selection?
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