I am a beginner mapper and I have a question. How to arrange the Stream section correctly. It's just that I decided on the Jumps, but there are problems with Streams in the maps.
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how to set the stream section correctly?
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For linear streams without relying on stream converter, you can turn Grid Snap on and Distance Snap. There are object(s) that wouldnt align the stream depending on the angle so you'll have to hold alt to temporarily disable gridsnap then correct that object.
Just saying this since there are mappers like me who prefer doing streams by hand.
Just saying this since there are mappers like me who prefer doing streams by hand.
There're mappers that map streams by hand? Sounds like a tough work.Asphyre wrote:
For linear streams without relying on stream converter, you can turn Grid Snap on and Distance Snap. There are object(s) that wouldnt align the stream depending on the angle so you'll have to hold alt to temporarily disable gridsnap then correct that object.
Just saying this since there are mappers like me who prefer doing streams by hand.
not really tho (as someone who never know the existence of both Ctrl+Shift+F and Distance Snap and place everything by hand), once you have remaster the way to eyeball stuff and the method to move objects by pixel, that will be the more convenient way in the long term, especially if you like quirky stream shapes.- Mahiro - wrote:
There're mappers that map streams by hand? Sounds like a tough work.Asphyre wrote:
For linear streams without relying on stream converter, you can turn Grid Snap on and Distance Snap. There are object(s) that wouldnt align the stream depending on the angle so you'll have to hold alt to temporarily disable gridsnap then correct that object.
Just saying this since there are mappers like me who prefer doing streams by hand.
Yea the ctrl shift f. Idk but I get anxiety when I use stream converter. Ive been mapping streams by hand so I feel uncomfortable switching methodsZelzatter Zero wrote:
not really tho (as someone who never know the existence of both Ctrl+Shift+F and Distance Snap and place everything by hand), once you have remaster the way to eyeball stuff and the method to move objects by pixel, that will be the more convenient way in the long term, especially if you like quirky stream shapes.- Mahiro - wrote:
There're mappers that map streams by hand? Sounds like a tough work.Asphyre wrote:
For linear streams without relying on stream converter, you can turn Grid Snap on and Distance Snap. There are object(s) that wouldnt align the stream depending on the angle so you'll have to hold alt to temporarily disable gridsnap then correct that object.
Just saying this since there are mappers like me who prefer doing streams by hand.