In hammer when a leak is found it tells you the grid co-ordinates in the compile log and I was wondering is there a way to find these
co-ordinates
Easy way to find grid numbers?
Created 17 years ago2007-11-22 17:51:03 UTC by
trooperdx3117
Created 17 years ago2007-11-22 17:51:03 UTC by
trooperdx3117
Posted 17 years ago2007-11-22 17:51:03 UTC
Post #239008
Posted 17 years ago2007-11-22 18:01:59 UTC
Post #239010
Move your mouse onto the grid and look at the statusbar, you'll a bunch of numbers (the coordinates) that change when you move around on the grid.
To find leaks using the coordinates in the statusbar, you need to have basic knowledge about x y z coordinates.
Also:
DOWN WITH GDI!
I FIGHT FOR KANE!
FOR THE BROTHERHOOD!
PEACE THROUGH POWER!
To find leaks using the coordinates in the statusbar, you need to have basic knowledge about x y z coordinates.
Also:
DOWN WITH GDI!
I FIGHT FOR KANE!
FOR THE BROTHERHOOD!
PEACE THROUGH POWER!
Posted 17 years ago2007-11-22 19:28:22 UTC
Post #239021
SCRIN FOR TEH WIN!
OnTopic: ^ What he said ^
OnTopic: ^ What he said ^
Posted 17 years ago2007-11-23 01:59:14 UTC
Post #239042
are you sure there isnt a find coordinate tool? if not, there really should be, whats your problem valve?
muzzleflash, just because you said that, im tempted to change my av to a half destroyed nod symbol
muzzleflash, just because you said that, im tempted to change my av to a half destroyed nod symbol
Posted 16 years ago2007-11-23 08:19:45 UTC
Post #239059
If you got a leak, load the pointfile.
(The grid numbers are just the starting point of the pointfile and won't really help you find the leak.
(The grid numbers are just the starting point of the pointfile and won't really help you find the leak.
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