Salem

Howdy, my brain ain't workin' today due to to much H&H.

What console command brings up the grid on the ground? Not that leveling **** that tells me if things are even. The grid as in the one that shows me each tile in an graph form and shows the edges of the super-grid I'm in.

Here is an example of what I'm talking about.

I know it can be pulled up in Salem but I've forgotten how to do it; searches are not telling me much and neither did the UI thread.

A quick search trough the salem jar files show no signs of any grid command

Pity. I'll take it there is nothing similar to H&H's Ender's client that shows each grid and minor tile as well then.

ctrl-l brings up the leveling selection tool which does have a grid you can use once you release the selected tiles with the appropriate button. It can be used to see the grid. How well the grid actually snaps different items to it is debatable however. It's still useful for lining up thing properly with ctrl+shift + mouse wheel.

KhanGuroo wrote:ctrl-l brings up the leveling selection tool which does have a grid you can use once you release the selected tiles with the appropriate button. It can be used to see the grid. How well the grid actually snaps different items to it is debatable however. It's still useful for lining up thing properly with ctrl+shift + mouse wheel.

What console command brings up the grid on the ground? Not that leveling **** that tells me if things are even. The grid as in the one that shows me each tile in an graph form and shows the edges of the super-grid I'm in.

Please read the question thoroughly next time. : )

He told you what to do

We also dont have super grids in Salem

I had a bug with Nouveau linux drivers for my geforce GPU and after enabling antialiasing in game settings it actually looked this way

we do have grids in salem, just not supergrids (at least not that the client knows of, probably in the server code though) - but in haven it's the grids you see, not the supergrids.
That said, i'm not aware of a public client allowing you to show the grid (as that is basically what the leveling tool does).

hitori wrote:I had a bug with Nouveau linux drivers for my geforce GPU and after enabling antialiasing in game settings it actually looked this way

It sounds like you disabled anisotropic filtering, not antialiasing (though it might both be required).

I see. What about the smaller grids that are composed of the tiles then? From all of my mapping it seems they are present as you can see their borders here and there.

Finally, any suggestions on if it is even possible to make a client side script capable of showing someone the tiles as they play? If its possible I want to work at making it a thing for personal use but I don't want to waste time if I can't do it.