I bought gamedraw, it's good, but why are the 102 vertex traffic signs 4 megabytes, how do I reduce them?

Hello

Hello, 

I am playing around with gamedraw in Unity(mac) for first few times. I am having trouble with UVs for my object. I must be doing something wrong…


I can unwrap and texture a regular cube just fine but when i try a slight more complex shape I get confused…I am including my prefab named runeslate.

I would like to get a texture that I can paint and expect it to keep proportion. Its hard to explain in a message. but I would expect my unwrap for the face of the slate to taller than it is wide. Like a portrait. but when I unwrap i get a perfect square for the face.. 

screenshots

prefab -

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7743792/runeslate.unitypackage

Would be nice if there was an option to make UVs properties working only on the selected faces. I know that I can edit this in the UV editor, but when for example I have a simple cube, and every face is placed on top of the others, it's is really hard or maybe even impossible to select the face I want to change the UV on. I have to make different material to be able to select the face I want and still it would be much easier to use normal transform sliders from the Edit UVs.

Is there any chance that you will add this soon?

Zooming is currently quite hard to use. Panning/Zooming should work like the Animation Window to follow Unity conventions.

What's the easiest way to add collisions? I noticed you 'flip faces' on your subway level to make interior, do I just add box colliders to the walls?

I am having trouble using both GameDraw and Aron Granberg's A* algorithm, because GameDraw puts "Node" and "Mathfx" into the global namespace. Both types are defined in A* as well. A* defines them in its own namespace "Pathfinding". My solution for now is to modify A*'s source code to replace each reference to Node with Pathfinding.Node, but that is cumbersome.

I think GameDraw should either use its own namespace as well or prefix Types whose names are likely to be used by other libraries as well; for example, GDNode instead of Node.

I like the icons you have on this gamedraw website. Can we have icons like this in gamedraw. As they look much more professional then the current icons. Also can we have an extra icon for functions. Clicking on it will bring up a row of icons for weld, detach etc  - think that would look really cool. Keep up the good work. Steve. . . . . .

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