Request: Default Stamp Settings
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Request: Default Stamp Settings
1. Stamps and Backgrounds should be Top Down because for the most part, we need to rotate them. Just about every stamp or background I drop, it is defaulted to square and when I go to rotate them, I get arrows.
2. When dropping Stamps or Backgrounds, the default should be free size. This changed when you fixed the snap default for some reason. Was it intentional?
Just things that come to mind as I make campaigns for the community.
2. When dropping Stamps or Backgrounds, the default should be free size. This changed when you fixed the snap default for some reason. Was it intentional?
Just things that come to mind as I make campaigns for the community.
I'm just getting started on trying to build stamped maps, and was wondering if I could ask the following. When a new stamp is added (or copied and pasted) could it please be centred on the mouse cursor, rather than using the mouse cursor as the top-left co-ordinates? Don't know whether Dorpond would disagree.
I'm currently building a forest, and I have to keep re-adjusting the locations of the trees once I've added them.
I'm currently building a forest, and I have to keep re-adjusting the locations of the trees once I've added them.
- IMarvinTPA
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I kept getting Square and Circle modes instead of top-down the other day on b28 for backgrounds and stamps.
Also, when I pick up a token, stamp, or background, if I don't pick it up in its top left corner, it will jump the top-left corner down to where the cursor is in freesize, thus making it very difficult to move them around. Could they instead move relative to how much the cursor has moved vice where the cursor is?
IMarv
Also, when I pick up a token, stamp, or background, if I don't pick it up in its top left corner, it will jump the top-left corner down to where the cursor is in freesize, thus making it very difficult to move them around. Could they instead move relative to how much the cursor has moved vice where the cursor is?
IMarv
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Could you walk me through how you set up your token where this happens ? I'm not seeing it, I think I don't have the same token setup.IMarvinTPA wrote: Also, when I pick up a token, stamp, or background, if I don't pick it up in its top left corner, it will jump the top-left corner down to where the cursor is in freesize
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That's a known design issue.
The "pick-up" point for tokens is the top-left corner no matter where you click on it and as soon as you move it it adjusts the token such that the TL corner is under the pointer.
For backgrounds, stamps or other things that are larger than one grid in size I learned to just drag from the TL corner.
I'm sure Trevor will fix it some time.
The "pick-up" point for tokens is the top-left corner no matter where you click on it and as soon as you move it it adjusts the token such that the TL corner is under the pointer.
For backgrounds, stamps or other things that are larger than one grid in size I learned to just drag from the TL corner.
I'm sure Trevor will fix it some time.