Quote by Ozon

That's the specification of Markdown. It's the same on sites like reddit for example, that also use it.

Not that I blame you guys, it's just what it is.

Thanks for the explanation

That's the specification of Markdown. It's the same on sites like reddit for example, that also use it.

Not that I blame you guys, it's just what it is.

I notice this too and was thinking of posting about it.

Then I found doing 2 line breaks worked for me but left a blank line.

But I didn't mind that.

As I'm showing here lol

Hello,

I have a hard time making Uvs for a very simple mesh : almost a plane. The Planar projection gives really weird results, nothing close to a planar projection. In fact, once stucked in this projection, every type gives the same result...

Edit : I found out if i ask for Cylindrical projection in every axis, then back to planar, it may come back to a good projection. But... That's convoluted, no ?

Anyone else ? A solution ?

Pleeease. Gep.

Hello,

When filling an Item's description, the line breaks are not taken into account. Sorry, i don't know if "line break" is the proper word in english... : Return button to end a line and start a next. : ) . Just like this : See ? This "bug" makes formatting the text quite difficult.

Any reason for this ? Solution ? Alternative ?

Thanks

Edit : seems it doesn't work better in the private message editor... Edit 2 : ah, well, it doesn't work here neither. haha.

Quote by eyebo.wp

I made it visible now.

Thank's mate.

I made it visible now.

Why is a set of block I've just uploaded hidden and I can't make it visible? If it's a dublicate it wasn't intended, I did look to see if it was here first.

[set-11145]

Hi mate, been looking into this tool and I think I know what you was trying to do and what was going wrong because I think I ran into the same problem. I may have overcome the problem but still a little frustrating. So what I did was by using deformation tool I doubled the lengh of the block, then rotated one end. This would mean the middle in theory would have only rotated half the turn. Then you have the pain staking task of removing the half you originally made bit by bit. Let me know if I'm wrong mate. If anyone can come up with another way please let us know.

ok, i'll do this. : )