Marcuc

Hi Guys, wanted to ask you which method to use to map the machines, if hexadecimal, table, or graph?
I'll wait for your answers and thank you in advance

skizzo93

Let's say that when you and beginners it begins in the grid using the driver even if a lot of things are not touched because they are out of the driver...who knows the map directly in the 2d wrapped also not calculating the driver...who has "eye" maps recognizes in 2d directly

Marcuc

Let's say that when you and beginners it begins in the grid using the driver even if a lot of things are not touched because they are out of the driver...who knows the map directly in the 2d wrapped also not calculating the driver...who has "eye" maps recognizes in 2d directly

and those that map with winols only and exclusively from hex? use the 3d only after you have mapped everything from hex, and if you need to fix something still use the hex to make the changes

thekid

I personally use a 2d grid. Some mod the I in the grid, then in the case retouch them in 2d.

tecnoecu

I mappo in tabbellare and 2d, in hexadecimal work when I have to do scodifiche deleting dtc some fap eccc....

alxcrs

Also I usually start in the grid if I have the drivers, and then I finish everything in 2d also because with out driver work only in 2d.... winols I use it to study the damos, and then go back to titanium

Exelion1986

use titanium only to search for maps and compare files, I find it more immediate as the view
to change only winols in the grid and then 2d and 3d for control in order to verify that you have not left holes, steps etc.

rego88

I always use 2d, and I think all mappers use the 2d.... then I hardly ever use the driver..... on winols and map3d is the same thing, the map in 2d