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[Merker]

 I've been having trouble getting rid of gaps in my level layouts between wall-models and similar. I am using the lock grid wherever possible, but I'm still getting gaps or overlaps. Am I missing something really obvious to get rid of them? Or just really bad at level layouts?

EDIT -- Actually this seems to happen almost exclusively with fhi_wallhalf_0 and fhi_ceiling_2 (whatever they're called.) For now, I'm avoiding using these.

Modifié par Merker, 13 mars 2010 - 09:51 .

[-Semper-]

the gris is not needed. just drag your walls how you like them to be. also overlapping is no problem. with models of edges and pillars you cover those seams.

[Proleric]

Depending on your personal preference, you may find it easier to use the Object Inspector to fine-tune the coordinates and orientation of models. Even with snap-to-grid, placing models manually can leave hairline gaps.

Let's say the wall section is 5 units long - place the first at (-2.5, 0), the second at (2.5, 0) and so on. With exact coordinates, no gaps. Placing lots of wall sections end-to-end or at right-angles is a breeze, too.

Needless to say, if you're more comfortable with hand-eye coordination than numbers, this method sucks.

[Merker]

From looking at some of the DA levels, I realised what I was doing wrong None of the level tutorials I looked at explained using pillars to cover seams. It all makes so much sense now

[Qutayba]

Another tip (if you're making an inside level), is to make sure the surrounding atmosphere to black, makes it harder to see those gaps.