Feature Creep / Object moving/placing

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TattieBoJangle
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Posted: 15th May 2014 18:28 Edited at: 15th May 2014 18:28
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I would like to see an improvement to the moving and placing of objects in the editor as it is sometimes murder to line things up i was thinking along the lines of YZ axes and a possible scale









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Posted: 15th May 2014 18:57
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I would love a feature like this, it would go good with a snap-to feature.
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Posted: 15th May 2014 19:14
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I agree the snap-to feature would be great also, they need to do something as this is a big thing i have just seen the amount of people requesting something to sort out the placing and lining up objects its a must.





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Posted: 19th Jun 2014 01:27
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I discovered a feature in Unity called vertex snapping that is totally awesome. It would be so nice to have vertex snapping. It makes lining up entities a snap (pun intended).

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Posted: 19th Jun 2014 16:52
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DO you have a video of this feature to show us?

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Posted: 19th Jun 2014 17:05
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Quote: "DO you have a video of this feature to show us?"


If you mean vertex snapping, here you go.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lRux_rvfLU

Start at about the 1 minute mark in the video. The first example is not too interesting, but keep watching and you'll see how useful it is.

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Posted: 22nd Jun 2014 18:48
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Thanks, I'll check it out.

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Posted: 25th Jun 2014 03:04
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I just watched that video and that looks like a great feature!!!!! (I also watched the commercial and I enjoyed that, too! I usually skip them!)

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Posted: 28th Jun 2014 07:50
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What do you think a combination of a grid with vertex snapping,
this would be great to line up while you are making for example a big city
with streets and buildings.

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