How to compress objects!?

  • tox2
    21st Nov 2017 Banned 0 Permalink
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  • QuanTech
    21st Nov 2017 Member 1 Permalink
    @tox2 (View Post)
    Do "!set x all 100" and then "!set y all 100"
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    Edited once by tox2. Last: 21st Nov 2017
  • coryman
    21st Nov 2017 Member 0 Permalink

    Since there weren't details provided, I'm gonna assume I know what you mean and try to explain.
    So you probably have 4 or 5 things lined up side by side that you want to layer, and those things are probably multiple pixels wide.
    You'll want to use the PROP tool, set to X, and set the value to something like 100. Only use this tool on the leftmost part of each object. Then, set the value to 101, and do the same to what is now the leftmost part of each object. Add 1 to the value, move the next line, repeat, until you're finished with the whole object.

    The !set x all command works fine for layering single pixels or lines, but if you want to layer 2D objects, you need to use the PROP tool.
    Good luck!

  • Potbelly
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  • jacob1
    22nd Nov 2017 Developer 0 Permalink
    @Potbelly (View Post)
    Maybe you missed it in the other thread, but this syntax is invalid:
    "!set x GOLD BRCK
    !set y GOLD BRCK"

    The console doesn't know what to do when you type this so it sets position to 0, and the particles will disappear after a frame.

    So if the !set x element value syntax doesn't work for you, the only option is PROP. Which I would definitely suggest here, it should solve this problem. PROP will let you only set the positions of specific particles, not every particle.