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• Unified Driver Surveyor
  ...stem allows you to switch back and forward between Driver Mode and Editor (Surveyor) Mode instantly. When you switch mode, the User Interface changes and funct When in Driver, click the Tools button on the menu bar, then select "Surveyor Mode" to change to editing mode.
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• How to Place and Use a Camera
  ...and TANE) for viewing the 3D world and, as well, a 2D Map View (see [[Help:Surveyor MenuCamera]]). This How-to page covers setting up cameras along your route ...ating the camera has been created and set in 3D space—you are now in Move camera "M" mode. Use the pointer and RMB to better fix the spot for the ca
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• How to Use Track Priority Markers
  ...oloured track markers that are invisible in '''Driver''' but visible in '''Surveyor'''. They are used to direct '''specific''' trains under '''AI''' control th ...''' are track markers that are invisible in '''Driver''' but visible in '''Surveyor'''</td>
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• How to Use Track Direction Markers
  ...llow coloured markers that are invisible in '''Driver''' but visible in '''Surveyor'''</td> =='''In Surveyor Classic (S10)'''==
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• How to Use Track Markers
  ...oloured track objects that are invisible in '''Driver''' but visible in '''Surveyor'''</td> ...ack Marks''' to direct trains around a layout. They are only visible in '''Surveyor'''</td>
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• How to Use the UDS Interface
  ...S&#160;</span>urveyor) Interface allows you to switch instantly between '''Surveyor''' and '''Driver''' modes without having to reload</td> <td>It provides a method of quickly switching from '''Driver''' mode to '''Surveyor''' mode and back to '''Driver''' again without having to restart a running
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• How to Make Good Scenery
  ...ne.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Help/Paint_Tab Paint]</span>''' tools in Surveyor Mode. Although applicable to any version of Trainz, the text is based on th * behind scenery objects;
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• Route and Session Basics
  '''Routes''' are created in '''Surveyor''' and contain most (if not all) of what you will see in your virtual Train ... times of the day. Sessions are where you can ''program'' the behaviour of objects in your virtual Trainz world. A session can also contain scenery items that
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• How to Use S20 Tools
  The information in this Wiki Page applies to '''Surveyor 2.0 (S20)''' as found in '''Trainz Plus''' and '''TRS22 Platinum'''. <td colspan=2 align="center"><span style="font-weight: 700; font-size: 17px;">Surveyor 2.0 <span style="color: white; background-color: blue;">&#160;Mouse&#160;</
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• How to Use S20 Palettes
  ...d windows found in '''Trainz Plus''' and '''TRS22 Platinum''' Surveyor ('''Surveyor 2.0''') and in Driver. ...-weight: 700; font-size: 17px; color: white; background-color: blue">&#160;Surveyor 2.0&#160;</span><br>
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• HowTo/WagonX - Technical Reference
  For help on creating the acs extensions and setting up the acs mesh-table objects, see [[HowTo/WagonX_-_Browser_Properties_Examples_and_Basic_Tutorials#Namin :This determines whether to use animations to move between the coupled and uncoupled state, or use individual static assets fo
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• How to Manage Filters and Picklists
  ...age:WikiLink.PNG|link=]]&#160;'''[[How_to_Move a Picklist|How&#160;to&#160;Move&#160;a&#160;Picklist]]''' ...ht: 700; font-size: 17px; color: white; background-color: black;">&#160;In Surveyor Classic&#160;</span>==
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• ContainerBridgeCrane
  px, py, pz animation move in x, y, z direction (moving in 1 mm steps) The task to move a container from one stack to another is written as following:
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