Call of Duty 4: Toolbar - Revision history

CoDEmanX at 13:45, 2 July 2009

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Zeroy at 18:36, 19 October 2008

2008-10-19T18:36:50Z

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	''By Peri''<br>		[[Category:Call of Duty 4]]
			[[Category:Technical Reference]]
			[[Category:Radiant]]
			[[Category:Toolbar]]
			''By Peri''<br><br>
	[[Image:Nutshell.png]]This tutorial describes the Radiant Toolbar. It is not complete but near enough :)		[[Image:Nutshell.png]]This tutorial describes the Radiant Toolbar. It is not complete but near enough :)

Zeroy at 18:35, 19 October 2008

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	''By Peri''		''By Peri''<br>
	[[Image:Nutshell.png]]This tutorial describes the Radiant Toolbar. It is not complete but near enough :)		[[Image:Nutshell.png]]This tutorial describes the Radiant Toolbar. It is not complete but near enough :)

Zeroy: /* Unknown */

2008-10-19T18:35:13Z

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			*Toggle vert Snap Model vert Display
			*Toggle vert Snap Brush vert Display
			*Toggle vert Snap Prefab vert Display

			Unknown usage?

	== Cycle Preview Model ==		== Cycle Preview Model ==

Zeroy: /* Model Planting Tools */

2008-10-19T18:33:43Z

Model Planting Tools

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	[[Image:Information.png]] Instead of pressing the purple icon, you can ctrl+alt+click on the ground (copies the currently selected entity and drops it where you clicked), or ctrl+alt+middle click on the ground (moves the currently selected entity to where you clicked).		[[Image:Information.png]] Instead of pressing the purple icon, you can ctrl+alt+click on the ground (copies the currently selected
			entity and drops it where you clicked), or ctrl+alt+middle click on the ground (moves the currently selected
			entity to where you clicked).

	== Tolerant Weld ==		== Tolerant Weld ==

Zeroy: /* Model Planting Tools */

2008-10-19T18:33:24Z

Model Planting Tools

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	*Plant Models with random scale and rotation, Orient dropped Selection to the floor, Force Drop height to 0, Drop Selected Entities to floor, Drop Selection with Relative Z Heights		''Plant Models with random scale and rotation, Orient dropped Selection to the floor, Force Drop height to 0, Drop Selected Entities to floor, Drop Selection with Relative Z Heights''

	*These tools are used to easily fit models (be it a single truck, or 30 different grass clumps) into your landscape. The first 3 buttons change what happens when you click the 4th or 5th button.		*These tools are used to easily fit models (be it a single truck, or 30 different grass clumps) into your landscape. The first 3 buttons change what happens when you click the 4th or 5th button.
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	[[Image:Information.png]] Instead of pressing the purple icon, you can ctrl+alt+click on the ground (copies the currently selected entity and drops it where you clicked), or ctrl+alt+middle click on the ground (moves the currently selected entity to where you clicked).		[[Image:Information.png]] Instead of pressing the purple icon, you can ctrl+alt+click on the ground (copies the currently selected entity and drops it where you clicked), or ctrl+alt+middle click on the ground (moves the currently selected entity to where you clicked).



	== Tolerant Weld ==		== Tolerant Weld ==

Zeroy: /* Camera Tools */

2008-10-19T18:31:50Z

Camera Tools

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	*Camera Mode 2, Cubic Clipping, Change 2d view		''Camera Mode 2, Cubic Clipping, Change 2d view''

	*Camera mode 2 - Changes the way you move around 3d space. (A bit of a nightmare imo :) )		*Camera mode 2 - Changes the way you move around 3d space. (A bit of a nightmare imo :) )
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	*Toggle Cubic Clipping - No matter how fast your computer is, if your map gets big enough you'll start to encounter fairly serious lag when trying to navigate around the 3d view. Cubic clipping attempts to get round this by not drawing any geometry over a certain distance from where you are working. Use ctrl+[ (decrease) and ctrl+] (increase) to alter the distance that geometry is culled.		*Toggle Cubic Clipping - No matter how fast your computer is, if your map gets big enough you'll start to encounter fairly serious lag when trying to navigate around the 3d view. Cubic clipping attempts to get round this by not drawing any geometry over a certain distance from where you are working. Use ctrl+[ (decrease) and ctrl+] (increase) to alter the distance that geometry is culled.

	Change 2d view- Does just that. Much, much easier to get into the habit of using the kb shortcut ctrl+tab		*Change 2d view- Does just that. Much, much easier to get into the habit of using the kb shortcut ctrl+tab



	== Rotate And Scale Tools ==		== Rotate And Scale Tools ==

Zeroy: /* Clipper Tool */

2008-10-19T18:31:03Z

Clipper Tool

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	[[Image:Information.png]] Time saving tip. If you are clipping to remove a part of a brush you can work in a clockwise direction so as		[[Image:Information.png]] Time saving tip. If you are clipping to remove a part of a brush you can work in a clockwise direction so as
	to keep the correct piece after the cut rather than having to press 'shift or ctrl+enter' to restore the other part.		to keep the correct piece after the cut rather than having to press 'shift or ctrl+enter' to restore the other part.

	As in the example image, where point 1 was placed at '9 o'clock' and point 2 was placed at '12 o'clock', removing the top left corner of the brush (segment 1).		As in the example image, where point 1 was placed at '9 o'clock' and point 2 was placed at '12 o'clock', removing the top left corner of the brush (segment 1).

Zeroy: /* Clipper Tool */

2008-10-19T18:30:28Z

Clipper Tool

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	*Press 'shift+enter' and both pieces will appear. It'll still look like a single brush, but actually its 2 pieces.		*Press 'shift+enter' and both pieces will appear. It'll still look like a single brush, but actually its 2 pieces.

	[[Image:Information.png]] Time saving tip. If you are clipping to remove a part of a brush you can work in a clockwise direction so as to keep the correct piece after the cut rather than having to press 'shift or ctrl+enter' to restore the other part.		[[Image:Information.png]] Time saving tip. If you are clipping to remove a part of a brush you can work in a clockwise direction so as
			to keep the correct piece after the cut rather than having to press 'shift or ctrl+enter' to restore the other part.
	~~As in the example image, where point 1 was placed at '9 o'clock' and point 2 was placed at '12 o'clock', removing the top left corner of the brush (segment 1).~~



			As in the example image, where point 1 was placed at '9 o'clock' and point 2 was placed at '12 o'clock', removing the top left corner of the brush (segment 1).

	== CSG Tools ==		== CSG Tools ==

Zeroy: /* Selection Tools */

2008-10-19T18:30:07Z

Selection Tools

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	This will select just the brushes that are ''inside'' the 'selection brush'. In the example, non of the brushes would be selected. This method is basically putting a box around objects - only those items totally inside the box (in X,Y and Z) get selected.		This will select just the brushes that are ''inside'' the 'selection brush'. In the example, non of the brushes would be selected. This method is basically putting a box around objects - only those items totally inside the box (in X,Y and Z) get selected.

	[[Image:Information.png]] Instead of using these buttons, right clicking in the 2d window will give you a menu where the 'select' options		[[Image:Information.png]] Instead of using these buttons, right clicking in the 2d window will give you a menu where the 'select'
	are the top most item.		options are the top most item.

	== Clipper Tool ==		== Clipper Tool ==