TSRE5 as it will be called mainly throughout this site, is a vast improvement over the MSTS editor, for one the ability to full screen and no crashes when placing many objects on a tile. With a growing open access offering, Wiley is committed to the widest possible dissemination of and access to the content we publish and supports all sustainable models of access. The program is offered in 64 bit, so the memory handling is better than the MSTS:RE. See more: Editing terrain.Terrain painting and Digital Elevation Mode l (DEM) data used for real. Track keys: Z - add selected track to TDB. Mouse - use R/T/Y if placement mode: stick only to terrain. Arrows and pgup/pgdown - use R/T/Y if layout 2. Numpad keys and pgup/pgdown - use R/T/Y if layout 1. Creates object duplicate at the same position. You can pick existing object and place it in different place. Use for example with transfers, dynamic tracks. Shift + Q - change placement mode: stick only to terrain / stick to everything. Ctrl + Q - toggle manual/auto add track to TDB (use Z key for manual). M - save route B - create new Tile at current position: Navigation: AWSD (and Arrows if layout 1) - move left, right, front, back. Use mouse left button to modify objects, terrain etc. Use mouse right button and mouse move to navigate Route View. Shows current tile object count and removed object count. You can enter position you want to go and press Jump button (3).ģ. See more here: Making realistic Routes - GEO data.Ģ.
Select marker file from list (current: MKR, KML, GPX) and select item from the file. Tools->NaviWindow - show/hide navigation window. Tools->Properties - show/hide properties tab. Edit->Paste - paste selected object (ctrl+v). Edit->Copy - copy selected object (ctrl+c). If route has custom paths - make backup first! Route->Edit route settings - edit route settings (TRK file) in new window.
You can use it to test route in OR without manually creating paths. Route->Create Paths - delete all existing paths and create new simple paths for each track end node.
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