[hlp] Rct3 milkshape sizes/positioning.

[andrewhurley13]

Can someone help to explain the positioning I need to input for a regular 3h wall? I've read belgabor's facts and figures , but did'nt exactly comprehend it. Are there specific coordinates I need to input when I select the "move" or "scale" icons in MS?

[rctmaniac]

Well, if you zoom in in MS then 4 MS squares=1 RCT3 square. The centre of the square is where all the axis meet at that point. So your wall (if you are using full tile) would go 2 squares out from the centre, so it is on the edge of the tile. In my pic below, the 4 black squares mark each corner of the RCT3 square. A wall would be positioned on the red line (ish).

http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/5992/squaresinmilksahpejg2.jpg

Hope this helps. Good luck!

[andrewhurley13]

Thank you so much! That really helps!

[rctmaniac]

No problemo ;)

[andrewhurley13]

Is this the bottom , top , right or left projection in ms? :S

[jessknight1]

If my memory is correct, that is the top veiw. You will want it a little thicker then the line, use your judgement so that it will sort of line up with other walls. Make sure the lines are straight, and you won't have them overlapping each other once placed next to eachother.

[rctmaniac]

I belive walls are 0.2 thick. This is the top view.

[composerboy]

Don't forget to zoom all the way in. THEN 4 milkshape squares equals one RCT square.

[RCT-Spanky]

Did you place the wall inside or outside the square?

[andrewhurley13]

If my memory is correct, that is the top veiw. You will want it a little thicker then the line, use your judgement so that it will sort of line up with other walls. Make sure the lines are straight, and you won't have them overlapping each other once placed next to eachother.

Thank you Jessica , I'll do that.


Did you place the wall inside or outside the square?

A little of both. I tried to put it right on the line , while making it thicker.