Flipping map?

[kc8qhd]

Been searching on here and Im not even sure if its possible, but Im trying to figure out how to flip my map end for end. The problem is my layout is correct on how its made.. according to the real world. But my problem is that I didn't realize that I made the layout with South to the top... DOH!!!... so now naturally when you pull up the map... you see the lay out upside down. Its not a huge issue, Im most certainly not going to start over but if possible I would like to flip the whole layout. Any idea's?

 

[cascaderailroad]

N E S W

As far as I know the baseboard map orientation is set in stone, and can not be changed, and requires starting over fom scratch:'( :mop:

 

[Gandalf0444]

I just ran into the same issue for the second time in my trainz career.. You would think they would have made something so you wouldn't have to redo the entire route to get it right....

 

[R707]

Been searching on here and Im not even sure if its possible, but Im trying to figure out how to flip my map end for end. The problem is my layout is correct on how its made.. according to the real world. But my problem is that I didn't realize that I made the layout with South to the top... DOH!!!... so now naturally when you pull up the map... you see the lay out upside down. Its not a huge issue, Im most certainly not going to start over but if possible I would like to flip the whole layout. Any idea's?

Sorry if this sounds funny, but were you in the boy scouts?

I have been a Trainzer since day one, and I have never heard of any way to turn your world upside down.

Pete :hehe:

 

[ajho]

The only thing I can think of is adding new baseboards then cutting, rotating and pasting your route piece by piece. You'd have to redo the splines, but it might be quicker that redoing the whole map.

 

[nicky9499]

Auran would probably never do this, but one day a very nice (and clever) person will come along with an utility that somehow changes the orientation of the compass rather than the entire route. Will also make merging different routes much, much, easier.

Cheerio,
Nicholas.