about builded brushes...

[Helgso]

I am wondering, is there is possible to see the size of a brush that is already builded?

[Slainchild]

Hold shift, then drag with middle click to measure things.

[Helgso]

i am not talking about that i am talking about a way to see what the brush is big wich i have already builded see the width, the height and the breadth.

[Tidu]

Hold shift, then drag with middle click to measure things.

use this to measure the built brush.

[Kantham]

He's with UED 2.0.

[Helgso]

He's with UED 2.0.

[Ironblayde]

Maybe I don't understand what you want, but it should be trivial to determine the size of a brush just by looking at it in one of the orthogonal viewports, since you know the spacing of the grid lines. Unless the brush is off the grid, of course. If you have a brush like that and you really need to know some precise dimensions, you can copy the brush and paste it into Notepad or some other text editor, which will show you a textual representation of the brush, including the exact coordinates of every vertex. But that's a pain in the ass. Maybe there's an easier approach depending on what exactly you're planning on doing with these measurements. Care to share a little more detail?

[Helgso]

Care to share a little more detail?

Of course. See, i have finished my map CTF-Warehouse wich you can find here: http://nalicity.beyondunreal.com/map_hub.php?mid=9116 and the scale of the map is so strange as West said in he's comment (you will see at the website)
because the map scale is too big. So, i wanted to see the scale of all the brushes and minimize them a little so i could fix the scale. See the problem?

[The_Head]

If you want to change the scale of the map its best to select everything (right click and object > select > select all) And then go to the menu bar along the top, and under tools (iirc) is 'scalemap' select the scale factor there and it will auto adjust everything.
You need to do a full rebuild afterwoulds.
(I think thats what you are trying to say you want atleast :P)

You first map looks a lot like my first, all I did was crates in a room too :)

[Ironblayde]

Of course. See, i have finished my map CTF-Warehouse wich you can find here: http://nalicity.beyondunreal.com/map_hub.php?mid=9116 and the scale of the map is so strange as West said in he's comment (you will see at the website)
because the map scale is too big. So, i wanted to see the scale of all the brushes and minimize them a little so i could fix the scale. See the problem?
If you want to scale a brush up or down, you don't need to know its dimensions. You just need to know what scaling factor you want to apply. If you want the brush to be three-fourths its former size, you'd use .75, for example. However, if you want to scale an entire map up or down, I would not recommend attempting it in the editor. Instead there's an external utility called MapScale you may want to look into:

http://wiki.beyondunreal.com/wiki/MapScale

I've never used it before so I don't know how well it works, but it's something to try.

[The_Head]

It works fine in the editor. You must be doing something wrong if it doesn't.

[MrSmiles]

so you could map in notepad?

[Ironblayde]

It works fine in the editor. You must be doing something wrong if it doesn't.
I don't think you've read the whole thread. This is UnrealEd 2.0 we're talking about here; it doesn't have this functionality built in.
so you could map in notepad?
I suppose you could, if you were unspeakably masochistic. :)