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The Surveyor Module provides a set of tools that enable anyone to create their own [[Help:Route|Route]] and [[Help:Session|Sessions]]. This can be a simple looped track or a prototypical masterpiece using real-world data and accurately modeled and placed track and scenery. | The Surveyor Module provides a set of tools that enable anyone to create their own [[Help:Route|Route]] and [[Help:Session|Sessions]]. This can be a simple looped track or a prototypical masterpiece using real-world data and accurately modeled and placed track and scenery. | ||
| − | If you are new to Surveyor, you should review the [[HowTo/Create_your_first_Route]] and [[HowTo/Create_your_first_Session]] guides. | + | If you are new to Surveyor, you should review the [[HowTo/Create_your_first_Route|Create your first Route]] and [[HowTo/Create_your_first_Session||Create your first Session]] guides. |
==Editable Items== | ==Editable Items== | ||
Revision as of 10:43, 25 February 2014
The Surveyor Module provides a set of tools that enable anyone to create their own Route and Sessions. This can be a simple looped track or a prototypical masterpiece using real-world data and accurately modeled and placed track and scenery.
If you are new to Surveyor, you should review the Create your first Route and |Create your first Session guides.
Editable Items
Surveyor allows the manipulation of the following aspects of the game:
- Routes
- Ground Height
- Ground Textures
- Water
- Route Layers (see below for layer details)
- Sessions
- Placing Trains and Rolling Stock
- Defining Environmental Conditions
- Setting Session Rules
- Session Layers (see below for layer details)
- Customised Initial Junction Directions
- Customised Map Object Properties
- Per-Layer
- Map Objects (Scenery, etc.)
- Scenery Splines
- Track
- Trackside Objects
- Trains
