When pressing shift, it would show the mexes radiuses

TradeMark · Post by **TradeMark** » 24 Dec 2006, 23:43

When i build mexes, its hard to see where tha mex radius ends.

So, it would be good if i see all mexes radius when i try to build a mex.

Peet · Post by **Peet** » 25 Dec 2006, 04:00

F4....

TradeMark · Post by **TradeMark** » 25 Dec 2006, 04:04

Its not good in all maps...

LordMatt · Post by **LordMatt** » 25 Dec 2006, 04:58

AFAIK it already does Oo

TradeMark · Post by **TradeMark** » 25 Dec 2006, 23:19

LordMatt wrote:AFAIK it already does Oo

You mean the F4 ? yes... but it kinda sucks if the ground is lighter, i cant see where the ranges ends....

IF it showed the ranges like when you build one mex, then it would be super.

LordMatt · Post by **LordMatt** » 26 Dec 2006, 01:17

TradeMark wrote: You mean the F4 ? yes... but it kinda sucks if the ground is lighter, i cant see where the ranges ends....

IF it showed the ranges like when you build one mex, then it would be super.

Can you better elucidate what you are talking about, perhaps with a screenshot? I have no idea at all.

TradeMark · Post by **TradeMark** » 26 Dec 2006, 20:21

When you build something, you see the nanotowers ranges (iirc), i want same with mexes, it would show mexes ranges like that.

Post by **trepan** » 26 Dec 2006, 20:31

You'll be able to do that, and a whole lot more with the
feature that I'll probably be writing today. It will allow
you to specify different types of views for ranges (in the
viewport and on the minimap). The format is kind of
nasty for defining the views, but that won't matter for
most users (all they have to know are the view names).

Inchoate format:
http://trepan.homelinux.net/spring/rangeview.txt

Spring RTS Engine

When pressing shift, it would show the mexes radiuses

When pressing shift, it would show the mexes radiuses