christalkerjones
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is there away of removing all the content on a layout so i can but anything i like on? i use TRS2010
please can anyone help
please can anyone help
removing content from a layout
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christalkerjones
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can you still tell me them please
Quickest way is probably to either find an untextured area or create one by adding a new board.
Copy an area of the new board, make the area copied large but not too large.
With all 'Paste' options selected except height paste the blank area all over the route. That should get rid of the lot. Probably.
Oh - and save often, making huge changes like that will run you out of memory fast...
Andy
Copy an area of the new board, make the area copied large but not too large.
With all 'Paste' options selected except height paste the blank area all over the route. That should get rid of the lot. Probably.
Oh - and save often, making huge changes like that will run you out of memory fast...
Andy
christalkerjones
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how do you copy an area?
You can disable the content you don't like, load the map and then save it with all the missing dependencies, you can do as Dermmy has suggested, you can merge the map with itself and then remove the content you don't like, but as I said, I don't think these methods are worth the effort. They take loads of time and loads of memory, and there is no quick, easy intuitive way to do it.I gather you're looking for a method written into the system that works "automagically" but there is none.
"You think you can do these things, but you can't, Nemo!"
Sorry, I've been watching too much TV with my kids....:hehe:
"You think you can do these things, but you can't, Nemo!"
Sorry, I've been watching too much TV with my kids....:hehe:
What'sthe point? If you removed all the content, there wouldn't be a layout, or am I missing something?
EDIT......see my grovelling apology below..............
Mick Berg.
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I can see the point if I like the landforms but don't like whats been done with the content and ground textures.
Whether it's worth the effort or not depends on how much you like the land form and how much effort you are willing to put into deleting 'the rest'.
A couple of hints to the OP - if the route is your own and the land form was 'hand made' in Surveyor recovering the blank route is probably worth a fair bit of effort because hand-made terrain is damned hard to get right and doing it again will never be the same.
If however the route is some-one else's it is worth finding out if it is DEM-based scenery 'cause if it is there is a very fair chance the route-builder has archived a 'blank' version of the route and he/she might let you have it for the asking...
Andy
Whether it's worth the effort or not depends on how much you like the land form and how much effort you are willing to put into deleting 'the rest'.
A couple of hints to the OP - if the route is your own and the land form was 'hand made' in Surveyor recovering the blank route is probably worth a fair bit of effort because hand-made terrain is damned hard to get right and doing it again will never be the same.
If however the route is some-one else's it is worth finding out if it is DEM-based scenery 'cause if it is there is a very fair chance the route-builder has archived a 'blank' version of the route and he/she might let you have it for the asking...
Andy
Yes, I was missing something, I see the point and withdraw my comment!
Apologies to the OP,
Mick.