Errors of invalid proportions
I opened up my first work in progress map today and it told me some solids were invalid and prompted me to remove them. I clicked okay and went looking to see what neeeded to be replaced. Nothing turned up. Is there a way to find out about this?
the invalid solids are usually 0px thick, which is impossible 
If you clicked yes hammer will have removed this/these brush/brushes.
0px? what is that, the size of the brush?
A 0 length side is impossible. And yes.
i guess i may have made some inaccurate cuts/carves/clip that left shavings of brushes
so long as it doesn't eff with my map in the long run
so long as it doesn't eff with my map in the long run
It would only remove the brushes affected. If you don't see any brushes missing, you're all good.
so long as it doesn't eff with my map in the long run
Carve cal also create micro-brushes: brushes that are smaller then 1x1x1 these can also lead to the invalid-proportion errors. That is one of the reasons you shouldn't use carve 
yeah, I try not to. But I kinda didn't notice that i could drag the points around with the tool below clip, and i kinda made more cuts than i needed.
Now that actually brings in the next little issue. Microbrushes. I am scowering the map for this damn little things and trying to delete them, how can i select a single face of a whole brush and delete it? i did this by accident somehow and i don't even know how i did it.
Also, can i make magma?
Delete a single face of a brush? You cant do that.
I think in terms of boolean variables. Generally, it makes things easier.
Now that actually brings in the next little issue. Microbrushes. I am scowering the map for this damn little things and trying to delete them, how can i select a single face of a whole brush and delete it? i did this by accident somehow and i don't even know how i did it.
Also, can i make magma?
I would assume. i was thinking about it after i got a tutorial in my ocean water thread, but it just seemed too difficult.
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