Solving this baseboard problem

[malikrthr]

Before I work on my routes again, I would just like to see if there is a way to fix this basemap problem. Before when I was working on my routes in trainz 2009, I would switch to wireframe view and every so often, when I have the camera set to a birds eye view or I zoom out or move to a certain area, the basemap that I use would dissapear. Does anyone know if there is a way to keep the basemap locked in place so it won't dissapear.

 

[Cayden]

Before I work on my routes again, I would just like to see if there is a way to fix this basemap problem. Before when I was working on my routes in trainz 2009, I would switch to wireframe view and every so often, when I have the camera set to a birds eye view or I zoom out or move to a certain area, the basemap that I use would dissapear. Does anyone know if there is a way to keep the basemap locked in place so it won't dissapear.

My experience is that it doesn't disappear. It move to a high elevation! My only hope of finding it and returning it to its proper location was to temporarily insert a TALL column of 1000 or 1500, maybe more, units high so that I was looking down on the errant baseboard.

The sudden misplacement occurs when you change the the terrain height over the "upper right" corner of the baseboard.

I know of no way to prevent it happening and one certainly want to reposition or get rid of these displaced baseboards.

Cayden

 

[bchester]

If you name each basemap when placing it, the problem of disappearing should go away! I too had the problem and noticed that all basemaps created in Transdem would stay visable but any I created manually would not so I started naming my basemaps and they have been behaving ever since!

Bricey