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Scenery Editor Duplicate button
- Thread starter lumbco
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This is what I did to create an airfield boundary hedge, in this case from a tall shrub:
Scenery editor - view - objects - object type - scenery - packages - all - shrub4 - in 'objects' click shrub4 - one click placing - position shrub - untick - gizmo - click object shrub - scale 0.3, Enter key, rotate and translate as required.
Create a line of shrubs a few sections long, ensure they are aligned with each other.
Select the line by holding down Left Ctrl while selecting all of them with the mouse in the ‘Scenery Editor’ - press Duplicate to make a copy of the line of shrubs. Cursor to white dot on the line of shrubs- move to required position on the airfield.
Repeat Duplicate - cursor to white dot - move to required position as required.
Don't forget to save at the end of this process.
Hope this helps.
Scenery editor - view - objects - object type - scenery - packages - all - shrub4 - in 'objects' click shrub4 - one click placing - position shrub - untick - gizmo - click object shrub - scale 0.3, Enter key, rotate and translate as required.
Create a line of shrubs a few sections long, ensure they are aligned with each other.
Select the line by holding down Left Ctrl while selecting all of them with the mouse in the ‘Scenery Editor’ - press Duplicate to make a copy of the line of shrubs. Cursor to white dot on the line of shrubs- move to required position on the airfield.
Repeat Duplicate - cursor to white dot - move to required position as required.
Don't forget to save at the end of this process.
Hope this helps.