Grid snap cycle (Slash Command): Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 06:29, 10 September 2022

/grid_snap_cycle

Cycles through object placement grid sizes while in the SG base editor. (F1)

Although the /grid_snap command is capable of thousands of sizes, this command cycles through only 6 standard grid sizes/settings:

¼ x ¼ → ½ x ½ → 1 x 1 → 2 x 2 → 4 x 4 → Disabled

/grid_snap_cycle

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 {{SlashCommandArticle|command=grid_snap_cycle|note=Cycles through object placement grid sizes while in the SG base editor. (F1)}}
-Although the {{slashcommand|grid_snap}} command is capable of thousands of settings, this command cycles through only 6 standard grid sizes/settings:
+Although the {{slashcommand|grid_snap}} command is capable of thousands of sizes, this command cycles through only 6 standard grid sizes/settings:
- ¼ x ¼
+&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<code>¼ x ¼</code>&nbsp;&nbsp;&#8594;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
- ½ x ½
+<code>½ x ½</code>&nbsp;&nbsp;&#8594;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
-x 1
+<code>1 x 1</code>&nbsp;&nbsp;&#8594;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
-x 2
+<code>2 x 2</code>&nbsp;&nbsp;&#8594;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
-x 4
+<code>4 x 4</code>&nbsp;&nbsp;&#8594;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
- Disabled
+<code>Disabled</code>
+*This command was first introduced by Homecoming in [[Issue 25 - Patch Notes for 2014|Issue 25]].
 ==Example==
   /grid_snap_cycle
+{{Navbox Supergroup Commands}}
+[[Category:Slash Commands]]