Post by _kuba787_ on Jul 7, 2017 21:43:56 GMT 1
1. Open a KoGaMa project
2. Put a random model
3. Press the left mouse button at it once
4. Move it up and down by clicking one of the arrows that you can see
--> The sensitivity of moving it up and down is proper
5. Rotate the model by 180 degrees
Do the step 4. again
--> The sensitivity of moving it up and down is now 2 times higher - you cant place it for example 1 unit above the ground made of a terrain block (the size of a biggest model block assigned by me are 16 units and it is 1/4 of a terrain block + the smallest possible model block has a size of 4 units)
Its hard to explain but I hope you will understand it
Edit: it doesn't always work: I know that the model has to be the longest possible in at least one horizontal axis
2. Put a random model
3. Press the left mouse button at it once
4. Move it up and down by clicking one of the arrows that you can see
--> The sensitivity of moving it up and down is proper
5. Rotate the model by 180 degrees
Do the step 4. again
--> The sensitivity of moving it up and down is now 2 times higher - you cant place it for example 1 unit above the ground made of a terrain block (the size of a biggest model block assigned by me are 16 units and it is 1/4 of a terrain block + the smallest possible model block has a size of 4 units)
Its hard to explain but I hope you will understand it
Edit: it doesn't always work: I know that the model has to be the longest possible in at least one horizontal axis