Voxel Hands - Revision history

CptTwinkie: /* Box and Ramp */

2018-06-13T11:49:30Z

Box and Ramp

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	{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Box.png\|Box}}		{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Box.png\|Box}}
	{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Ramp.png\|Ramp}}		{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Ramp.png\|Ramp}}
	The box is a rectangular prism and the ramp is a bisected rectangular prism. While the box is easily understood the ramp's main purpose is to ~~created~~ inclinated terrain. The incline angle can be adjusted by changing the orientation of the ramp. Both of these brushes can be resized in all three dimensions.		The box is a rectangular prism and the ramp is a bisected rectangular prism. While the box is easily understood the ramp's main purpose is to create inclinated terrain. The incline angle can be adjusted by changing the orientation of the ramp. Both of these brushes can be resized in all three dimensions.

CptTwinkie: /* Box and Ramp */

2018-06-13T11:49:06Z

Box and Ramp

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	{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Box.png\|Box}}		{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Box.png\|Box}}
	{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Ramp.png\|Ramp}}		{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Ramp.png\|Ramp}}
	The box is a rectangular prism ~~while~~ the ramp is a bisected rectangular prism. While the box is easily understood the ramp's main purpose is to created inclinated terrain. The incline angle can be adjusted by changing the orientation of the ramp. Both of these brushes can be resized in all three dimensions.		The box is a rectangular prism and the ramp is a bisected rectangular prism. While the box is easily understood the ramp's main purpose is to created inclinated terrain. The incline angle can be adjusted by changing the orientation of the ramp. Both of these brushes can be resized in all three dimensions.


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	{{ClearLine}}		{{ClearLine}}

	==Terrain auto level==		==Terrain auto level==
	{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Autolevel.png\|Auto Level}}		{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Autolevel.png\|Auto Level}}

CptTwinkie at 23:56, 11 June 2018

2018-06-11T23:56:29Z

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	;Distance: Distance from the character.		;Distance: Distance from the character.
	;Project to voxel: Locks the brush altitude to the voxel surface.		;Project to voxel: Locks the brush altitude to the voxel surface.
	;<font color="~~#dd2525~~">Freeze Physics</font>: This option is disabled at this time and has no effect.		;<font color="red">Freeze Physics</font>: This option is disabled at this time and has no effect.
	;<font color="~~#dd2525~~">Show bounding box</font>: This option is also disabled at this time and has no effect.		;<font color="red">Show bounding box</font>: This option is also disabled at this time and has no effect.

CptTwinkie at 23:55, 11 June 2018

2018-06-11T23:55:29Z

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	==Terrain auto level==		==Terrain auto level==
	{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Autolevel.png\|Auto Level}}		{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Autolevel.png\|Auto Level}}
	The terrain auto level voxel hand was originally a convenient tool for creating perfectly level areas of voxels by only moving in one axis. This brush was designed at a time when only flat areas of terrain existed in the world with a fixed up/down orientation. This provided voxels that were always oriented in the same way, were easily leveled, and had predictable axes. With the replacement of the flat terrain with spherical planets there are only six small areas on the world that have level voxels and only one of them has the same predictable axes. This breaks or at least limits the functionality of this brush. It has been changed slightly to take axis orientation from itself. This means that whatever the orientation is when you start placing or removing voxels it will remain the same until you finish. An indicator has been added to clearly identify each axis. The auto level brush can be resized in area (width * depth) and height.		{{Justify\|The terrain auto level voxel hand was originally a convenient tool for creating perfectly level areas of voxels by only moving in one axis. This brush was designed at a time when only flat areas of terrain existed in the world with a fixed up/down orientation. This provided voxels that were always oriented in the same way, were easily leveled, and had predictable axes. With the replacement of the flat terrain with spherical planets there are only six small areas on the world that have level voxels and only one of them has the same predictable axes. This breaks or at least limits the functionality of this brush. It has been changed slightly to take axis orientation from itself. This means that whatever the orientation is when you start placing or removing voxels it will remain the same until you finish. An indicator has been added to clearly identify each axis. The auto level brush can be resized in area (width * depth) and height.}}

CptTwinkie: /* Terrain auto level */

2018-06-11T13:45:07Z

Terrain auto level

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	==Terrain auto level==		==Terrain auto level==
	{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Autolevel.png\|Auto Level}}		{{Thumbnail\|VoxelHand_Autolevel.png\|Auto Level}}
	The terrain auto level voxel hand was originally a convenient tool for ~~created~~ perfectly level areas of voxels by only moving in one axis. This brush was designed at a time when only flat areas of terrain existed in the world with a fixed up/down orientation. This provided voxels that were always oriented in the same way, were easily leveled, and had predictable axes. With the replacement of the flat terrain with spherical planets there are only six small areas on the world that have level voxels and only one of them has the same predictable axes. This breaks or at least limits the functionality of this brush. It has been changed slightly to take axis orientation from itself. This means that whatever the orientation is when you start placing or removing voxels it will remain the same until you finish. An indicator has been added to clearly identify each axis. The auto level brush can be resized in area (width * depth) and height.		The terrain auto level voxel hand was originally a convenient tool for creating perfectly level areas of voxels by only moving in one axis. This brush was designed at a time when only flat areas of terrain existed in the world with a fixed up/down orientation. This provided voxels that were always oriented in the same way, were easily leveled, and had predictable axes. With the replacement of the flat terrain with spherical planets there are only six small areas on the world that have level voxels and only one of them has the same predictable axes. This breaks or at least limits the functionality of this brush. It has been changed slightly to take axis orientation from itself. This means that whatever the orientation is when you start placing or removing voxels it will remain the same until you finish. An indicator has been added to clearly identify each axis. The auto level brush can be resized in area (width * depth) and height.

CptTwinkie at 13:42, 11 June 2018

2018-06-11T13:42:02Z

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			{{SEO\|image_url=http://www.medievalengineerswiki.com/images/d/db/Voxel_Hands1.png\|description=Voxel Hands are a set of brushes that can be used to 'paint' voxels into the world or erase them in the same manner.}}
	{{BigThumb\|Voxel_Hands1.png\|Equipped Sphere Voxel Hand}}		{{BigThumb\|Voxel_Hands1.png\|Equipped Sphere Voxel Hand}}
	[[Voxel Hands]] are a set of brushes that can be used to 'paint' voxels into the world or erase them in the same manner. They are available only in creative mode gameplay. The voxel hand brushes were designed early in the game's development and do not function well with the planet due to voxel alignment problems. Nevertheless, they are the best and fastest way of manipulating voxel terrain.		[[Voxel Hands]] are a set of brushes that can be used to 'paint' voxels into the world or erase them in the same manner. They are available only in creative mode gameplay. The voxel hand brushes were designed early in the game's development and do not function well with the planet due to voxel alignment problems. Nevertheless, they are the best and fastest way of manipulating voxel terrain.

CptTwinkie at 13:37, 11 June 2018

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	Voxel hands can be equipped through the [[~~toolbar~~]]. Their primary action ({{Key\|lmb}}) is to place voxels and their secondary action ({{Key\|rmb}}) is to remove voxels.		Voxel hands can be equipped through the [[Toolbar]]. Their primary action ({{Key\|lmb}}) is to place voxels and their secondary action ({{Key\|rmb}}) is to remove voxels.
	* Use {{Key\|control}} + {{Key\|wheel}} to quickly adjust the distance from the player.		* Use {{Key\|control}} + {{Key\|wheel}} to quickly adjust the distance from the player.
	* When placing voxels the brush will use the material displayed above the toolbar. Use {{Key\|bracketclose}} to select the next material or {{Key\|bracketopen}} to select the previous material.		* When placing voxels the brush will use the material displayed above the toolbar. Use {{Key\|bracketclose}} to select the next material or {{Key\|bracketopen}} to select the previous material.

CptTwinkie at 13:37, 11 June 2018

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+{{BigThumb|Voxel_Hands1.png|Equipped Sphere Voxel Hand}}
-COMING SOON: A guide to using voxel hands.
+[[Voxel Hands]] are a set of brushes that can be used to 'paint' voxels into the world or erase them in the same manner. They are available only in creative mode gameplay. The voxel hand brushes were designed early in the game's development and do not function well with the planet due to voxel alignment problems. Nevertheless, they are the best and fastest way of manipulating voxel terrain.
 [[Category:Building]]

CptTwinkie: Created page with "{{draft}} COMING SOON: A guide to using voxel hands. Category:Building"

2018-05-24T12:40:35Z

Created page with "{{draft}} COMING SOON: A guide to using voxel hands. Category:Building"

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COMING SOON: A guide to using voxel hands.

[[Category:Building]]

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	Voxel hands can be equipped through the [[~~toolbar~~]]. Their primary action ({{Key\|lmb}}) is to place voxels and their secondary action ({{Key\|rmb}}) is to remove voxels.		Voxel hands can be equipped through the [[Toolbar]]. Their primary action ({{Key\|lmb}}) is to place voxels and their secondary action ({{Key\|rmb}}) is to remove voxels.
	* Use {{Key\|control}} + {{Key\|wheel}} to quickly adjust the distance from the player.		* Use {{Key\|control}} + {{Key\|wheel}} to quickly adjust the distance from the player.
	* When placing voxels the brush will use the material displayed above the toolbar. Use {{Key\|bracketclose}} to select the next material or {{Key\|bracketopen}} to select the previous material.		* When placing voxels the brush will use the material displayed above the toolbar. Use {{Key\|bracketclose}} to select the next material or {{Key\|bracketopen}} to select the previous material.