Glitchy? Or am I just bad?
Hello everyone,
I'm -really- new to this, so I am assuming that I am just bad still, but I am having a ton of problems with CC3.
1. The first, and biggest, issue I'm having is... I can't find a "select" tool!
2. Erasing things doesn't work! I am following a tutorial and I misplaced a tree, so I delete it and it goes away. Then I switch tools and it pops right back!
3. I can't rotate things.
Thanks for any and all help!
I'm -really- new to this, so I am assuming that I am just bad still, but I am having a ton of problems with CC3.
1. The first, and biggest, issue I'm having is... I can't find a "select" tool!
2. Erasing things doesn't work! I am following a tutorial and I misplaced a tree, so I delete it and it goes away. Then I switch tools and it pops right back!
3. I can't rotate things.
Thanks for any and all help!
Comments
2) You most likely didn't execute the command entirely. When you have selected your objects - right click your mouse & either execute the command by clicking DO IT in the option pop-up box (Commands are Do It, Cancel, or Combine [see above])
3) There is a rotate button usually two buttons below the erase button (which looks like a pencil with an eraser)
These things come out of the original CAD-CAM processes that are sort of like the original HP calculators that used Reverse Polish Notation as opposed to the more familiar Algebraic Notation. It's faster & more logical (in a mathematical/engineering sense) but not the familiar ground for most folk. Hope that helps.
Sven
Welcome to the forum. Sven is spot on with 1 & 2. I'd like to add a little something to his answer for #3; when you are placing an object on your map, if you look at the lower left corner(next to the command line) of CC3 you'll see instructions like CTRL - SCALE, SHIFT - ROTATE 15*, CTRL + SHIFT - ROTATE, etc. These instructions are really helpful when starting out using CC3. For a really great tutorial please go to:
http://www.profantasy.com/community/cc3_tutorials.asp These are linked from Youtube and are really fantastic, they'll answer all your "beginners questions".
Keep Calm
and
Map On