Basic Cylinder Q

Hi Taraquin,

using the deafult cylinder the vertices of the brush dont confirm to the gird (1). this is a pain in the butt for alignment. Is there any way in which I could have the default cylinder build somethin that makes sure all vertices are on the gird (2).

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look below for how I would like to see the brush come out.

NOTE
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// ConeBuilder: Builds a 3D cone brush, compatible with cylinder of same size.
//=============================================================================

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// TorusBuilderTarquin: Builds a 3D torus brush.
// compatible with cylinder of same size in both axes.
// version 1.0
// (c) 28/12/2000 Tarquin
// tarquindarkling@bigfoot.com
//=============================================================================

So the code for these would have to be changed.

Sorry PU doesnt allow attachment of 2 images and in the edit menu u cant attach a new image . but the point must be pretty clear by now

Yeah see thats the point I dont want to have to make the shape in the 2dedtitor - yes I already have a base shape that I keep - all vertices on the gird naturally

but revolving / scaling / extruding - I dont get the perfect measurements - how about a 96 radius cylinder - that takes a little doing

another problem is when I use the show/hide actors. cause it always get screwed since the cylinder is not on the gird

Gird & Hiding actors

when i do a ctrl+alt+left drag and do a selection a slight movement from the mose sends all the alignment to hell unlike the cube brushes

cause the brush tries to snap to vertex.

turning off vertex snapping still doesnt help

[edit]
yes I'm a torus lover myself

Originally posted by tarquin
thanks for explaining. I've just run UEd and I've made some cubes and moved them off-grif, I have to say ALT+CTRL selecting doesn't move them at all. Are you running the latest version?
Right-clicking on a vertex with snap ON will click the whole brush so that vertex is on the grid.

If the cylinder brush's pivot is at its centre & the centre is on-grid then the brush will think it's aligned & there shouldn't be a problem.

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Who me not run the latest ver that would be a shame

Up been usin UT436 from the day of its release

I always do reset pivot if I have any problems select the itsy bitsy teeney weeney pivot and right click so that the cylinders povot is on the gird. but thats the point when I have a lotta cylinders its just not possible to keep tabs of them like that .

the vertices on the gird would solve the problem

tell me if I'm bugging u and I'll leave