C colhad QR Clyde/GMs Sep 1, 2023 #1 Yes as the title suggests I'm very old school in that I prefer a bare grid when starting a new route, is there an option to do this??
Yes as the title suggests I'm very old school in that I prefer a bare grid when starting a new route, is there an option to do this??
S stovepipe Trainz Member Sep 1, 2023 #2 Yes, I think you just do a bulk texture replacement for the old grid texture.
W wreeder RGS Railfan Sep 1, 2023 #3 Just use a region that has Grid in the title. There are a couple of built-in ones and many others on the DLS. Pware has some good ones for Australia. Once you choose a different region it becomes the default when you open Surveyor. Last edited: Sep 1, 2023
Just use a region that has Grid in the title. There are a couple of built-in ones and many others on the DLS. Pware has some good ones for Australia. Once you choose a different region it becomes the default when you open Surveyor.
F FootplatePhil Trainz Tragic since 2002 Sep 2, 2023 #4 If you use my 'WeddinNSW Region - with Holdenz' you will see your Holden vehicles driving on any traffic enabled roads !
If you use my 'WeddinNSW Region - with Holdenz' you will see your Holden vehicles driving on any traffic enabled roads !
J JCitron Trainzing since 12-2003 Sep 3, 2023 #6 stovepipe said: Yes, I think you just do a bulk texture replacement for the old grid texture. Click to expand... That will work, but that would be a task as more baseboards are added. There are two ways to do this. 1) Use a region with the grid as a default instead of the grass 2) Select the grid in the texture palette, then set the size to smallest with the orientation up. Paint away, or select the baseboard area and fill. This is sometimes a lot faster by the way.
stovepipe said: Yes, I think you just do a bulk texture replacement for the old grid texture. Click to expand... That will work, but that would be a task as more baseboards are added. There are two ways to do this. 1) Use a region with the grid as a default instead of the grass 2) Select the grid in the texture palette, then set the size to smallest with the orientation up. Paint away, or select the baseboard area and fill. This is sometimes a lot faster by the way.
