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- 1. What is it? A very important and useful tool for placing and cloning objects in your scene as you can show a grid for the selected objects with 1 of 9 different supported measurement units and even customize them further with custom size and offset given you the possibility to use an un-even grid unit and you can also use a custom grid rotation or clone by only holding SHIFT and more! A custom Grid with 30 degree rotation on the (x) axis Features 1. 9 measurement units (mm, cm, meter, inch, feet, km, mile, Yard, NauticalMile). 2. Custom size of units and custom offset for un-even grid units 3. Snap OnOff 4. Grid OnOff 5. Show grid in perspective 6. Used fixed grid (all axis) or use custom rotated grid. 7. Rotation of the custom grid 8. Clone by holding down SHIFT and moving, clones will be create on each new position.
- 2. Using MXD Snapping To open MXD Snapping window go to the main menu and click on Window->MXD->Snap menu item. Once you click on it a new window titled "SnapEditor" will appear: I you don't have any game object selected from the scene then the grid will not be shown as the grid is always relative to the center of the current selection. The following are the available options Icon Function Name Description Snap Off When the snap button holds this image then currently snapping is ON and if you want to deactivate snapping then click on it. Snap On When the snap button holds this image then currently snapping is OFF and if you want to activate snapping then click on it. Hide Grid When the showhide grid button holds this image then currently the grid is visible, click on the button to hide the grid. Show Grid When the showhide grid button holds this image then currently the grid is invisible, click on the button to show the grid.
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