If you zoom too far into a brick, it gets all distortred.

[DSiDewd]

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[Jacob__mybb_import1]

Why would anyone ever need to zoom in that far?

When the game draws a box, it draws the whole thing, even the offscreen parts. This is probably the source of the problem, but the only solution I can think of would require a lot of math, and it would make the game slower.

[Duck]

Why would anyone ever need to zoom in that far?

When the game draws a box, it draws the whole thing, even the offscreen parts. This is probably the source of the problem, but the only solution I can think of would require a lot of math, and it would make the game slower.

Couldn't you just make it so that you can't zoom that far in?

[Jacob__mybb_import1]

Yes, that would work.

What is the ScaleFactor of the camera when this starts to happen?

[Duck]

Yes, that would work.

What is the ScaleFactor of the camera when this starts to happen?

Yay, I feel smart.

[DSiDewd]

Yes, that would work.

What is the ScaleFactor of the camera when this starts to happen?

I'm not sure. How can you tell?

[Jacob__mybb_import1]

Yes, that would work.

What is the ScaleFactor of the camera when this starts to happen?

I'm not sure. How can you tell?

Click the camera in the navigator, then look at the property table.

[JJRcop]

Yes, that would work.

What is the ScaleFactor of the camera when this starts to happen?

I did a simple experiment and found that approximately 721.4 ScaleFactor is about one unit on your placement grid.

I think that 721.4 is a good limit. At least for now.

[Ice]

I don't think you should change anything, like you said jacob, who would need to zoom in that far anyways.

[Jacob__mybb_import1]

I agree with Ice.

I just tried it, and I was able to get to 68,000 before it started getting weird... that means one square on the grid displays as 68,000 pixels, which is about 67 average monitors lined up in a row.