I am attempting to make a board game
I have the pieces moving set 180 quants with each move consistently, but they get less centred with each move.
I'm assuming that the board I threw together in MED is inconsistent, even after using the grid in MED.
Does anyone know a way for me to create a reliable grid in SED so that I can find out if the issue is in my code or my model?
Thanks
rtsgamer706

First create a quadratic model in med. Then you can use a simple loop like the following one:

Thanks that's exactly what I need
how do I find the length and width of the model though?

You can set it in MED yourself. The model can be dead simple. Four vertices and two faces are sufficient for this purpose. Just move the four vertices to appropriate coordinates.

If you want to find out by code you can create a single temporary entity with the corresponding file, use c_updatehull and then read the value. The width should correspond to ent.max_x - ent.min_x. ent.max_y - ent.min_y should give you the same value if your entity is really quadratic.

http://www.conitec.net/beta/ac_updatehull.htm

It's giving me a Syntax error
what else do I need to change beside changing "offset" to the width?

I forgot the action parameter on ent_create. I corrected the code in my above post.

I noticed that before
It seems to be having the issue with this:

There is a semicolon missing behind the 4 ... come on ...

Crap I'm sorry, I thought I checked the loops, apparently I missed that.
Thanks for the help