managing scale

[sise]

Hi !
ANY BODY KNOWS ABOUT MANAGING SCALE IN GE?
I HAVE THE FREE VERSION OF GE & NEVER HAVE SEEN GE PRO OR GE PLUS DO THAY HAVE A SCALE TOOL?
TNX 45 UR FAVOURS.

[cowtreky]

Hi !
ANY BODY KNOWS ABOUT MANAGING SCALE IN GE?
I HAVE THE FREE VERSION OF GE & NEVER HAVE SEEN GE PRO OR GE PLUS DO THAY HAVE A SCALE TOOL?
TNX 45 UR FAVOURS.

Forgive me I have been playing GEH for a few months now and am wiling to help, but I do not understand the question. What do you mean by a managing scale?

[maxxxheimer]

Forgive me I have been playing GEH for a few months now and am wiling to help, but I do not understand the question. What do you mean by a managing scale?


to manage the scale, not a managing scale.
there a scale tool but i dunno, i only use free version.
and it has nothing to do with the game (me thinks) ;) .

[cowtreky]

to manage the scale, not a managing scale.
there a scale tool but i dunno, i only use free version.
and it has nothing to do with the game (me thinks) ;) .

Currently I use the free version as well. At least untill the ads start popping up then I will upgrade.

Back on track perhaps this inquiry should be directed towards one of the mods.

[araT]

Even I have no idea what you mean sise, can you elaborate further?

Thanks!, and welcome to GEH :D

T.

[Stadsman]

Hi !
ANY BODY KNOWS ABOUT MANAGING SCALE IN GE?
I HAVE THE FREE VERSION OF GE & NEVER HAVE SEEN GE PRO OR GE PLUS DO THAY HAVE A SCALE TOOL?
TNX 45 UR FAVOURS.
I assume you ask about the measuring tool to obtain distances? It can be found under the tools menu > measure.

PS. Please do not use capital letters when writing a message - it is perceived as screaming and often considered quite rude

[Forkboy2]

Hi !
ANY BODY KNOWS ABOUT MANAGING SCALE IN GE?
I HAVE THE FREE VERSION OF GE & NEVER HAVE SEEN GE PRO OR GE PLUS DO THAY HAVE A SCALE TOOL?
TNX 45 UR FAVOURS.

Scale like you probably mean (such as 1"=2,000') doesn't really apply to GE because GE would have to know the size of your monitor to figure that out. Meters/pixel makes more sense, but there is no way to easily determine that.

Matt