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[ProGrids] Problem: grid is far away from 0, 0, 0

Discussion in 'World Building' started by reinfeldx, Jan 11, 2019.

  1. reinfeldx

    reinfeldx

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    progrids_problem.gif

    The cube is at zero. Am I overlooking a setting somewhere? I successfully imported and used the package in a separate test project; I'm trying to import the package into an existing project now and I'm getting this behavior.

    Halp!
     
  2. reinfeldx

    reinfeldx

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    Now I'm getting a behavior where my grid is changing axes depending on which direction I drag objects:

    progrids_problem_02.gif

    I followed along with the ProBuilder tutorial (which uses ProGrids) and I didn't have this problem at all :(
     
  3. gabrielw_unity

    gabrielw_unity

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    Hi! Sorry for the confusion!

    1) With the cube selected, click the icon that looks like a lock, making it change to "unlocked". This will allow the grid to "follow" your selection. If you want the grid to stay put, just toggle it back to locked. You can then use the bracket keys to move it by increments (when locked).

    2) Click the grid size button (the "1"), and disable the "Adaptive Grid" setting, that should do it. (note: this is disabled by default in newer versions of ProGrids).

    Hope that helps!
     
  4. gabrielw_unity

    gabrielw_unity

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    Additional: lots of good info and videos in the manual online here: procore3d.com/docs/progrids