Negative Numbers

[Monkez]

Please, can somebody tell me how can i set to, so i can use negative numbers like -50 and so on...?

 

[Arvedui]

it should be under preferences, and just check the thing that says Allow Negative Numbers in the Editor or something like that. It pops up with an error message saying that it could crash world editor. It depends on what you use it for.

 

[SkriK]

You could try and search the forum to begin with. Otherwise, do what arvedui said or hold shift when double clicking the field you want to edit.

 

[h3k241]

Click what you want to edit then Hold Shift then Double Click or Press Enter while holding shift.

 

[EricDaRed]

Go to File --> Preferences. One of the check-boxes says "allow negative values in the object editor". Check it and you're good to go!

 

[Monkez]

Doh, Where are those PReferneces, pls, dont look at me like a noob just i don't have English Version of Warcraft so is kinda hard for me, i hate when i dont have english versions of games XD

 

[EricDaRed]

The very top left menu is the File menu, and the preferences is one of the last 3 in the list. I'm at work at the moment so I can't double check to its exact spot.

EDIT: I called a friend. He checked, a preferences is the 4th to last option in the list, just under the list of recently opened maps.

 

[h3k241]

You can just do what I said. It is much easier to do.

 

[emperor_d3st]

I don't think

"hold shift while double clicking on the field"

requires the english version of the World Editor...

 

[h3k241]

Come on. Just give a try.

 

[EricDaRed]

You can just do what I said. It is much easier to do.

Not really. Once you do it my way, it will always work and you don't have to hold shift and double-click anymore.

 

[ady_illidan]

Not really. Once you do it my way, it will always work and you don't have to hold shift and double-click anymore.

for some spells will not work. example: you cant add -armor to Battle Roar ability only if you hold shift and press enter.

 

[EricDaRed]

Really? I did not know that. Thanks.