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gridspace catagory for worlds screen #3208

Open charlie-sans opened 4 days ago

charlie-sans commented 4 days ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

since i spend so much time building items, i tend to chill in grid-spaces when working on protoflux because of how weird it can get. sometimes you crash by it, other times it's because you did something wrong and or someone spawned an item out.

Describe the solution you'd like

a grid-space/headless hosting grid-spaces category for the worlds tab so that we don't have to go select the headless tab and find a grid-space besides optimizone or something else.

Describe alternatives you've considered

not too sure on the alternatives for this to be fair.

Additional Context

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charlie-san

charlie-sans commented 4 days ago

not that great with feature requests so sorry if anything is confusing

SlyTheFloof commented 4 days ago

a way to tag worlds as grid spaces and show up on a catagory yea

ProbablePrime commented 4 days ago

As an option you could do this yourself.

The world browser is actually entirely customizable by the user, it's facets!

If you'd like to add that to the world browser you can go ahead. Large amounts of the left hand filter bar are powered by tags.

charlie-sans commented 4 days ago

looking at the worlds preset for the catagories, there is no way that i can edit any of these as the data presets don't make sense or give any infomation as to which ones they are. this could be a content issue at this point.

ProbablePrime commented 4 days ago

Find the UIX hierarchy that handles the "Art" category, then duplicate it in the inspector. Then inspect the duplicate and replace art with "grid" wherever you find it and it should just start working.

Or at least that's what I did the last time I made a custom filter list.

charlie-sans commented 4 days ago

so i looked at that and it didn't work