Jan 8, 2025, 01:43 AM
Explain your suggestion, in detail:
Prop Resizer
Adding a tool from the workshop that allows you to resize objects at will, allowing users to build with a whole new level of precision.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/f...xt=resizer
Explain why the suggestion should be implemented:
As per my previous suggestion, this is a GAME changer for building and would encourage passive RP. No longer would you have to search for the exact prop needed to fill the gap in your roof, only to find out none of the plates or sprops actually fill the space (resulting in you having to use multiple props). With the prop resizer, all you'd have to do is put down a plate semi-close to the size required and then use the tool to get the required lengthXwidth.
I will be upfront about this tool, it can be unstable and so my suggestion would to put it only on the build server, if it were to be added (of course, it would have to be on both - but be unuseable on the main server). It may also have to be restricted further, so people don't make big props, even bigger (perhaps allowing only plates to be resized).
Prop Resizer
Adding a tool from the workshop that allows you to resize objects at will, allowing users to build with a whole new level of precision.
Explain why the suggestion should be implemented:
As per my previous suggestion, this is a GAME changer for building and would encourage passive RP. No longer would you have to search for the exact prop needed to fill the gap in your roof, only to find out none of the plates or sprops actually fill the space (resulting in you having to use multiple props). With the prop resizer, all you'd have to do is put down a plate semi-close to the size required and then use the tool to get the required lengthXwidth.
I will be upfront about this tool, it can be unstable and so my suggestion would to put it only on the build server, if it were to be added (of course, it would have to be on both - but be unuseable on the main server). It may also have to be restricted further, so people don't make big props, even bigger (perhaps allowing only plates to be resized).