This was available in the Esenthel 1.0

As I've found myself often using this functionality even recently when importing some models, I've decided that it's in fact a very important feature to have.

The Editor now has basic Mesh Editing functionality:
-select vertexes/faces
-split into separate parts
-merging parts
-move/rotate/scale transform controls
-vertex welding
-hiding/unhiding mesh parts from list
-changing mesh part names

I'm amused that this happened after all that not wanting to put the mesh editor into version 2+. It's a good addition, though.

Good tools are always useful ... so thank you

(07-26-2014 02:13 PM)Rubeus Wrote:  I'm amused that this happened after all that not wanting to put the mesh editor into version 2+. It's a good addition, though.

I was never against it, I was just certain that there are more high priority tasks for the moment
Yes, advanced modelling should be done in programs like 3ds Max, Maya, Blender. Because the goal of Esenthel is not to be a 3D modelling program, but a game engine. So if you can do modelling using different means, then you can still get the job done and it was not crucial to have this feature.
However I know that many users (myself included) aren't comfortable with 3D programs as they may be too complex. And often I found myself needing really basic adjustments to the models, that could be done easily.

Nice, now I can adjust something asset from store. As they come in imported file and cannot be edit externally.

I wonder if adjustment in Animation and Skeleton will be available as well.

This is really exciting. Thanks for adding it to the engine!!

(07-27-2014 02:01 AM)SamNainocard Wrote:  I wonder if adjustment in Animation and Skeleton will be available as well.

I'd like to add this too at some point, but don't know when that will happen.

Thanks everyone for the comments

It's starting to be nice ! Think I'll reconsider to buy the new license... You're doing great on the roadmap.
Now, release the ortho view and I'll marry my beloved sister to you