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Sourtoe: Rearrange text; add clicking on a vertex

2021-11-03T16:23:01Z

Rearrange text; add clicking on a vertex

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	The '''baseboard''' is the "table" upon which you build your Route. Expanding the '''Route''' or '''Map''' entails adding additional, adjacent baseboards (see <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Help/Topology_Tab Topology Tool]</span>'').		The '''baseboard''' is the "table" upon which you build your Route. Expanding the '''Route''' or '''Map''' entails adding additional, adjacent baseboards (see <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Help/Topology_Tab Topology Tool]</span>'').

	The "Real Scale" dimension of one baseboard is 720 m (2,360 ft) or 0.72 km (0.447 mi) on a side. The undeveloped baseboard is marked by grid lines that run north/south and east/west. Two grids are present: a yellow lines grid marking off 10 m by 10 m squares and a dark gray lines grid offset from the 10-m grid, dividing each 10-m grid square into four 5 m by 5 m squares. A single baseboard comprises 5,184 10-m grid squares with the center of each square the intersection of the dark grey lines marked by four small white dots. ~~Thus, in your Trainz world, a baseboard presents just shy of 52 hectares or 138 acres of level land.~~		The "Real Scale" dimension of one baseboard is 720 m (2,360 ft) or 0.72 km (0.447 mi) on a side. Thus, in your Trainz world, a baseboard presents just shy of 52 hectares or 138 acres of level land.
			The undeveloped baseboard is marked by grid lines that run north/south and east/west. Two grids are present: a yellow lines grid marking off 10 m by 10 m squares and a dark gray lines grid offset from the 10-m grid, dividing each 10-m grid square into four 5 m by 5 m squares. A single baseboard comprises 5,184 10-m grid squares with the center of each square the intersection of the dark grey lines marked by four small white dots. The default grid is the 10-m grid, but you can change this to utilize the 5-m grid, impacting primarily on painting ground textures and possibly performance (see <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Ground_Types Ground Types]</span>'').
	~~For the most part, the grids need not concern you in building your Route.~~ The default grid is the 10-m grid, but you can change this to utilize the 5-m grid, impacting primarily on painting ground textures and possibly performance (see <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Ground_Types Ground Types]</span>'').
			For the most part, the grid needs not concern you in building your Route. However, several surveyor tools (adjust height and paint, for examples) only interact with the baseboard at the vertices of the grid. Thus, for example, clicking at a random place on the grid with one of the <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Help/Topology_Tab Topology Tool]</span>'', adjust height tools at the smallest Cursor radius setting will only change the height if clicked on a grid vertex. Increasing the Cursor radius a small amount, so one or more vertices are encompassed, will result in the tool performing as expected.

Sourtoe: Fix link

2021-09-13T18:25:42Z

Fix link

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	The '''baseboard''' is the "table" upon which you build your Route. Expanding the '''Route''' or '''Map''' entails adding additional, adjacent baseboards (see '''Topology Tool''').		The '''baseboard''' is the "table" upon which you build your Route. Expanding the '''Route''' or '''Map''' entails adding additional, adjacent baseboards (see <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Help/Topology_Tab Topology Tool]</span>'').

	The "Real Scale" dimension of one baseboard is 720 m (2,360 ft) or 0.72 km (0.447 mi) on a side. The undeveloped baseboard is marked by grid lines that run north/south and east/west. Two grids are present: a yellow lines grid marking off 10 m by 10 m squares and a dark gray lines grid offset from the 10-m grid, dividing each 10-m grid square into four 5 m by 5 m squares. A single baseboard comprises 5,184 10-m grid squares with the center of each square the intersection of the dark grey lines marked by four small white dots. Thus, in your Trainz world, a baseboard presents just shy of 52 hectares or 138 acres of level land.		The "Real Scale" dimension of one baseboard is 720 m (2,360 ft) or 0.72 km (0.447 mi) on a side. The undeveloped baseboard is marked by grid lines that run north/south and east/west. Two grids are present: a yellow lines grid marking off 10 m by 10 m squares and a dark gray lines grid offset from the 10-m grid, dividing each 10-m grid square into four 5 m by 5 m squares. A single baseboard comprises 5,184 10-m grid squares with the center of each square the intersection of the dark grey lines marked by four small white dots. Thus, in your Trainz world, a baseboard presents just shy of 52 hectares or 138 acres of level land.

	For the most part, the grids need not concern you in building your Route. The default grid is the 10-m grid, but you can change this to utilize the 5-m grid, impacting primarily on painting ground textures and possibly performance (see <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Ground_Types Ground Types]</span>'').		For the most part, the grids need not concern you in building your Route. The default grid is the 10-m grid, but you can change this to utilize the 5-m grid, impacting primarily on painting ground textures and possibly performance (see <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Ground_Types Ground Types]</span>'').

Sourtoe: tweaks

2021-09-13T18:22:02Z

tweaks

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	The '''baseboard''' is the "table" upon which you build your Route. Expanding the Route entails adding additional, adjacent baseboards (see '''Topology Tool'''). ~~The "Real Scale" size of one baseboard is 720 m (2,360 ft) or 0.72 km (0.447 mi).~~		The '''baseboard''' is the "table" upon which you build your Route. Expanding the '''Route''' or '''Map''' entails adding additional, adjacent baseboards (see '''Topology Tool''').

	The undeveloped baseboard is marked by grid lines that run north/south and east/west. Two grids are present: a yellow lines grid of 10 m by 10 m squares and a dark gray lines grid offset from the 10-m grid, dividing each 10-m grid square into four 5-m squares. A single baseboard comprises 5,184 10-m grid squares with the center of each square the intersection of the dark grey lines marked by four small white dots.		The "Real Scale" dimension of one baseboard is 720 m (2,360 ft) or 0.72 km (0.447 mi) on a side. The undeveloped baseboard is marked by grid lines that run north/south and east/west. Two grids are present: a yellow lines grid marking off 10 m by 10 m squares and a dark gray lines grid offset from the 10-m grid, dividing each 10-m grid square into four 5 m by 5 m squares. A single baseboard comprises 5,184 10-m grid squares with the center of each square the intersection of the dark grey lines marked by four small white dots. Thus, in your Trainz world, a baseboard presents just shy of 52 hectares or 138 acres of level land.

	For the most part, ~~these~~ grids need not concern you in building your Route. The default grid is the 10-m grid, but you can change this to utilize the 5-m grid, impacting primarily on painting ground textures ~~on the baseboard~~ (see <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Ground_Types Ground Types]</span>'').		For the most part, the grids need not concern you in building your Route. The default grid is the 10-m grid, but you can change this to utilize the 5-m grid, impacting primarily on painting ground textures and possibly performance (see <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Ground_Types Ground Types]</span>'').

Sourtoe: Add a link

2021-09-13T17:28:27Z

Add a link

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	The '''baseboard''' is the "table" upon which you build your ~~route~~. Expanding the ~~route~~ entails adding additional, adjacent baseboards (see '''Topology Tool'''). The "Real Scale" size of one baseboard is 720 m (2,360 ft) or 0.72 km (0.447 mi).		The '''baseboard''' is the "table" upon which you build your Route. Expanding the Route entails adding additional, adjacent baseboards (see '''Topology Tool'''). The "Real Scale" size of one baseboard is 720 m (2,360 ft) or 0.72 km (0.447 mi).

	The undeveloped baseboard is marked by grid lines that run north/south and east/west. Two grids are present: a yellow lines grid of 10 m by 10 m squares and a dark gray lines grid offset from the 10-m grid, dividing each 10-m grid square into four 5-m squares. A single baseboard comprises 5,184 10-m grid squares with the center of each square is the intersection of the dark grey lines marked by four small white dots.		The undeveloped baseboard is marked by grid lines that run north/south and east/west. Two grids are present: a yellow lines grid of 10 m by 10 m squares and a dark gray lines grid offset from the 10-m grid, dividing each 10-m grid square into four 5-m squares. A single baseboard comprises 5,184 10-m grid squares with the center of each square the intersection of the dark grey lines marked by four small white dots.

	For the most part, these grids need not concern you in building your ~~route~~. The default grid is the 10-m grid, but you can change this to utilize the 5-m grid, impacting primarily on painting ground textures on the baseboard.		For the most part, these grids need not concern you in building your Route. The default grid is the 10-m grid, but you can change this to utilize the 5-m grid, impacting primarily on painting ground textures on the baseboard (see <span class="plainlinks">''[https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Ground_Types Ground Types]</span>'').

Sourtoe: Needed a place to link to this term.

2021-09-13T17:22:30Z

Needed a place to link to this term.

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The '''baseboard''' is the "table" upon which you build your route. Expanding the route entails adding additional, adjacent baseboards (see '''Topology Tool'''). The "Real Scale" size of one baseboard is 720 m (2,360 ft) or 0.72 km (0.447 mi).

The undeveloped baseboard is marked by grid lines that run north/south and east/west. Two grids are present: a yellow lines grid of 10 m by 10 m squares and a dark gray lines grid offset from the 10-m grid, dividing each 10-m grid square into four 5-m squares. A single baseboard comprises 5,184 10-m grid squares with the center of each square is the intersection of the dark grey lines marked by four small white dots.

For the most part, these grids need not concern you in building your route. The default grid is the 10-m grid, but you can change this to utilize the 5-m grid, impacting primarily on painting ground textures on the baseboard.