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Currently single vertices can be moved orthogonally to their sprite but not in the other two directions. This would be a tremendously useful feature. My particular interest is in morphing tile-based meshes to make them slightly more organic.
In addition, the possibility to move the UV coords of single vertices with a similar interface would also be great. Could be used for avoiding texture stretching on slanted tiles for example, or for special effects (i.e. "truncating" a sprite).
It seems natural also that if these features are implemented they should really be paired with the possibility to flip the triangulation on a sprite.
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Currently single vertices can be moved orthogonally to their sprite but not in the other two directions. This would be a tremendously useful feature. My particular interest is in morphing tile-based meshes to make them slightly more organic.
In addition, the possibility to move the UV coords of single vertices with a similar interface would also be great. Could be used for avoiding texture stretching on slanted tiles for example, or for special effects (i.e. "truncating" a sprite).
It seems natural also that if these features are implemented they should really be paired with the possibility to flip the triangulation on a sprite.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: