Does someone know of a good guide for making scenery move? eg. airplanes & ships, etc.
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Moving Scenery
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RE: Moving Scenery
Movement of objects such as aircraft and ships has to be built into the model as animation when the model is being designed, in the same way as the sails of a windmill are animated to turn.Such models usually have a peg set into the ground around which they turn in a large circle. If you download such a model, then when you place it in the route using the Route Editor, you have to manually turn the animation on by right clicking the model after selecting it using F2. This brings up a preferences screen for the model, on the second page of which is a box which you can select to turn animation on.Mike
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