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NightStalker 12-10-2003 07:11 PM

undo
 
Hi everyone, i am learning lightwave... i was searching for a for tutorials and i founded this board. Looks like you can do some cool things with this program, but i have a question, i don't find an undo somewhere? can you guys help me... thx

philip 12-10-2003 07:16 PM

you "founded" this board? now that's interesting... :p

LightWave Layout only has one undo step, while modeler can have up to 128. You can set the undo steps for modeler in the options panel (hit "o" to bring it up).

The hotkey for undo is "u" in both.

cheers and welcome aboard,

philip

NightStalker 12-10-2003 07:24 PM

idd, i founded it with google :)...
thank ya very much it works, and i was busy in the modeller :)

philip 12-10-2003 09:36 PM

cool, show your progress in the WIP board please :D

NightStalker 12-10-2003 10:39 PM

i want to post my progress, but my file is an lwo file, because it's in lightwave, how do i make a gif of it or jpg... thx

philip 12-10-2003 11:05 PM

just hit the print button on your keyboard, open photoshop (or similar), hit ctrl-n to make a new file followed by ctrl-v for paste.

philip 12-10-2003 11:05 PM

oh, this is assuming that you're on windows...

NightStalker 13-10-2003 07:11 AM

lol... thx, i thought there would be an option for it... thx

Leovenous 13-10-2003 07:31 AM

My windows requires me to hit Alt+PrintScreen to get a capture.

At that point you can simply paste it into most programs. If you have Photoshop I reccomend you open a new document that matches your screen res (like 1024x768), past it in, and reduce it to something sane, like 800x600 and 72dpi. Make sure resample is checked.



...but then, who am I to add a word to the great Philip!

(I bow at the waist... walking backwards, slowly):p


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