This is amazing... I've already designed 2 TH 7 bases and will for sure use it for TH 8 when I get it.
Thank you so much for creating this.
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This is amazing... I've already designed 2 TH 7 bases and will for sure use it for TH 8 when I get it.
Thank you so much for creating this.
This tools works great, I love it :D
Have you considered using conditional formatting to choose wall levels?
I made a few rules where entering the numbers 1 to 10 in a cell changes the color to reflect its level, then instead of using SUM to calculate walls just use COUNT :p
eg.
http://i1203.photobucket.com/albums/...pse941f5a4.png
Spell factory is the correct size, 3x3 it was only the Lab that needed changing from 3x3 to 4x4Quote:
Originally Posted by Losash
How to enable "Snap to grid" ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Apathetic
Check the security level of excel, you may have macros turned off. If you have excel 2007 go to developer -> macro security and select something other than "disable all macros without notification"
^Sorry, but i've fix and edited the post and remove the query about macro not appearing.
You have any solution regarding the "Snap to grid" ?
http://i46.tinypic.com/a3nn75.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Junliang
This is for Excel 2010, hopefully it is similar to other versions in this regard.
Additionally "snap to grid" will not make it perfectly snap to the cells, there is a hidden grid that is smaller than the cell sizes that the objects snap to, it still makes placement easier though.
we really need all these great base designers on the wikkia!
This is a good idea and I appreciate the detail with which you presented it, but for simplicity sake I designed the tool assuming everything is at max level. For wall 10 you might want to change the input to 0, since it would be annoying typing 10's in all the spaces and would reduce the speed at which you can create walls. In the future I may find a way to incorporate various levels of objects but at the moment its not a priority. If there are more requests I would be more likely to include this, thanks for the input! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CanadaX21
I've been pondering building one of these but time hasn't allowed. If there are any web devs out there this could probably be done as an HTML5 Canvas web app. A user would set the TH Level and then be able to place all of the available structures from a side menu.
That way you would have easily shareable layouts. I like this but the share factor isn't there.
Or SC could do a standalone base design app, I'd pay 99¢ for it. ;)