The 'table' size is an image that's 4000x4000 pixels, and uses a resolution of 10 pixels per foot. So the table represents an area that's 400x400 feet. Any image can be used - it doesn't have to be 4000x4000 pixels in size. You can use one that's…
Yes, I agree - better copy/paste support would make it more useful.
There is paste support, but it uses Shift+Ins rather than Ctrl-V. So you can copy from another editor and Shif+Ins to paste that into the editor.
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Masking is something I haven't figured out how to approach quite yet. Its simple enough to put a layer over the graphic for that, but its tough to prevent little flashes of the underlying graphic as things load/render. So that one …
The mini's are just normal PNG files. So any square PNG file will work. Otherwise what you're asking about is just basic painting program usage. A good free one is called Gimp. Another one is called Paint.Net. You'd have to check out the docs f…
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Btw, there's some very large data sets here:
http://www.nbos.com/nox/index.php?pcatid=32
Also, when working on a big map, if you use subsectors, you can hide systems not assigned, making the map easier to work with.
You can create a sector map with a single star system at (0,0,0). Then you would import that into the bigger sector map, setting the new position (File -> Import -> Merge and Update Sectors from the menu). If you want to use something like t…
Yes, you can do that. But, my usual recommendation when trying to duplicate a coast line like this is instead to use the Fractal Polygon tool and trace along the existing continent in as much detail as you think you need. That will be a lot easier…
You could in theory make a tool that would let you pop up a window and enter a value to assign to the effects, such a line thickness. But you could not make a script that would actually alter how the existing sliders work.
The problem is actually the latest Adobe Reader, which changed the way it embeds, not The Keep.
But there's a fix for this. Switch to the beta update channel and download the latest update of The Keep. This latest update has a built-in PDF viewer…
The Keep is the only one that has specific support for portable installations. In portable mode, its databases and application settings are all self contained within its application folder.
FM8 and AS3 are fairly self contained and will run from a…
The CS Designer doesn't support rotated text. What I've seen people do is make images of the rotated text and use them. That's about the only solution right now.
Have you tried turning off anti-malware software? Some of them insert themselves as proxies. What kind of internet connection do you have? Cable, DSL, wireless, etc?
You can run this registry file and it will reset the color bar. Just save the file and then double click it to launch it in the registry editor. It'll give you a warning abut altering system settings - click yes.
I tried it out on my Mac and a signup & invite worked ok. I even tried with a .au email address on the remote chance that had something to do with it. How are you connecting to the internet? Do you have any proxies or firewalls that might be …
How/from where are you connecting? Can you reach that URL by typing it into a browser? If you type that into a browser, you should see:
{"Success":0,"Msg":"Service Not Available"}
Astro will generate them - they are stars with spectral type K. If you'd like a different designation for them, you can change the spectral code of the star to whatever you'd like it to be.
To place a new system on the map (be it a star or other),…