Snapping settings or preferences. Force fixed grid.
This isn't a solution since it forces you to snap to a specific increment(i.e. 6"). They need to implement fix grid, it's really needed for level design.
@Brian, If you have an account on the foundry forum, file a bug report and instead of a bug file it as a feature request.
It's actually very easy to set this up, I still use the po2 grid settings because I am cute like that but you can set it up to what ever metric unit you want:
I can change grid settings on the fly without losing my selection:
The menus I have as buttons on my main viewport so I can quickly change the settings while I work. BTW don't use force fixed use fixed instead as it makes life easier when snapping to verts !!!
If your handy with scripting you could just add 2 buttons to your vp to simply go up and down in increments.
^^ I had something similar to this but seems to have stopped working in some of the more recent updates. Maybe I just need to spend some time getting it setup again.
The script I've got installed is called "powertool" - although i just made my own form and assigned the included commands to my own popup for ease of use.
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This isn't a solution since it forces you to snap to a specific increment(i.e. 6"). They need to implement fix grid, it's really needed for level design.
@Brian,
If you have an account on the foundry forum, file a bug report and instead of a bug file it as a feature request.
I asked for the same thing, David Box reply on this: http://community.thefoundry.co.uk/discussion/topic.aspx?f=32&t=109585&page=8
I can change grid settings on the fly without losing my selection:
The menus I have as buttons on my main viewport so I can quickly change the settings while I work. BTW don't use force fixed use fixed instead as it makes life easier when snapping to verts !!!
If your handy with scripting you could just add 2 buttons to your vp to simply go up and down in increments.
The script I've got installed is called "powertool" - although i just made my own form and assigned the included commands to my own popup for ease of use.
#LXMacro#
tool.snapType component grid true
pref.value opengl.gridSnap fixed
pref.value opengl.gridFixed .16
It's set for po2 but you can set it to whatever unit you want.