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(I think, correct me if i'm wrong)
That post was 5 months before this one.
/with respect to Harag for awesome work
Nofabe: GEEZ, FOR ANYONE ASKING HOW TO MAKE IT SMALL: READ THE DAMN DESCRIPTION!
-> "Add combinatations of @preview[:scale] and @spin[:speed] to the name of the projector." <-
/endquote
"
Before getting shitty with people seeking help, consider that ambiguous sample code can cause blatant issues with how it's interpereted. For example,
@preview[:scale]
can be interpereted as
@preview:1
@preview:1:1
@preview[scale=1]
@preview[scale=1:1]
@preview[:1]
@preview[1:1]
and so on. This is why programmers give an inline example of the codes usage, such as:
"For example, if you wanted to project this blueprint at full size you would type "..." and if you wanted it at half size, you would type "..."'
As such, I am currently setting mine to
@preview:1
@preview:0.5
@preview:.5
@preview:2
and getting no scale change whatsoever using any box of any kind that can have text entered into it.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=440076105
Tried it on different worlds and grids. Everytime i losded the mod, i cant build full rotors