How do I expand the world while I'm making a route? I can't figure it out! Please Help.train
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How do I expand the world while I'm making a route? I can't figure it out! Please Help.train
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Go to topography, click advanced.
Glenn D
Cyclonetrain Railworks
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LAST EDITED ON May-18-04 AT 05:10 PM (EDT)
Adding to what Glenn said;"Go to topography, click advanced." Actually, it's Topology, but when in Advanced, click on "Extend", then click on the edge of your world. It will add another tile (I forget, at the moment, what the correct name is for the tile, but you get the idea). Hawk
Last night I heard an old freight whistle blow, as I was sleeping warmly in your bed-And it told me "Boy, it's time that you was packin' up to go.", but I smiled and shook the leavin' from my head.
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I guess RTFM would be a good reply.. especially since there is a paper version in your disk box and a 2nd back-up version for all those who cant RTFM... under the directory off...
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