Measuring Tape (2D and 3D)
An asset by aaronfranke
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A tool for measuring things in Godot, using the positions of the measurement node and its parent node.These measurement types are supported:* Length* Area* Perimeter* Volume* Surface areaThese unit types are supported:* Meters* Millimeters* Centimeters* Kilometers* Hammer units (the Source engine's units).* Inches* Feet* Feet and inches* Yards* Miles* Light seconds* Light nanoseconds* Hectares (area)* Acres (area)* Liters (volume)* Gallons (volume)With 2D, you can set your own scale using pixels per meter, or PPI/DPI. The default is 100 pixels per meter, which correlates with Godot's default gravity setting, but if you are measuring UI elements you may wish to set to your DPI.
A tool for measuring things in Godot, using the positions of the measurement node and its parent node.
These measurement types are supported:
* Length
* Area
* Perimeter
* Volume
* Surface area
These unit types are supported:
* Meters
* Millimeters
* Centimeters
* Kilometers
* Hammer units (the Source engine's units).
* Inches
* Feet
* Feet and inches
* Yards
* Miles
* Light seconds
* Light nanoseconds
* Hectares (area)
* Acres (area)
* Liters (volume)
* Gallons (volume)
With 2D, you can set your own scale using pixels per meter, or PPI/DPI. The default is 100 pixels per meter, which correlates with Godot's default gravity setting, but if you are measuring UI elements you may wish to set to your DPI.
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Quick Information
A tool for measuring things in Godot, using the positions of the measurement node and its parent node.These measurement types are supported:* Length* Area* Perimeter* Volume* Surface areaThese unit types are supported:* Meters* Millimeters* Centimeters* Kilometers* Hammer units (the Source engine's units).* Inches* Feet* Feet and inches* Yards* Miles* Light seconds* Light nanoseconds* Hectares (area)* Acres (area)* Liters (volume)* Gallons (volume)With 2D, you can set your own scale using pixels per meter, or PPI/DPI. The default is 100 pixels per meter, which correlates with Godot's default gravity setting, but if you are measuring UI elements you may wish to set to your DPI.