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Addons & Mods Depot => OFP - Addons & Mods General => Topic started by: Powerslide on 03 Nov 2002, 02:04:55

Title: Flatten for airport
Post by: Powerslide on 03 Nov 2002, 02:04:55
How can I select only the area I want to level for airport? I know how to set it but I can't remember how to select the area that will be affected, it's been too long away from this tool  :-\
Title: Re:Flatten for airport
Post by: Planck on 03 Nov 2002, 02:16:24
Hold Shift-Ctrl and draw a red rectangle round the desired area with the left mouse button.

Then use the Exact function to set the area to the height you want.

Planck
Title: Re:Flatten for airport
Post by: aries_pup on 06 Dec 2004, 07:57:37
is this done in visitor or wrpedit??
anyway to do this in visitor??
Title: Re:Flatten for airport
Post by: Planck on 06 Dec 2004, 23:09:35
I can't help you with visitor as I don't use it much at all.

The above was in relation to WrpEdit.


Planck
Title: Re:Flatten for airport
Post by: bootneckofficer on 07 Dec 2004, 19:23:41
whats the difference between wrpedit and wrptool?

bootneckofficer
Title: Re:Flatten for airport
Post by: Planck on 07 Dec 2004, 21:28:50
Wrpedit was the very first island tool available.
It works with all versions of Windows.....I think.
It only works with standard map sizes (12.8km X 12.8km)
It only works with OPRW format .wrp files.

WrpTool is a larger program which came out next after WrpEdit.
It works best with Windows XP or Windows 2000...........and less well with Windows Me or Windows 98.
It works with other map sizes in addition to the standard size.
It produces 4WVR format wrp files.

Visit the WrpTool site here for more detailed info:

http://flashpoint.nekromantix.com/



Planck
Title: Re:Flatten for airport
Post by: Jakerod on 13 Dec 2004, 03:54:55
VISITOR:
On one of the top toolbars there are FOUR buttons next to each other.

The one has a SQUARE in it, the other has a + SIGN in it and the last has a - SIGN in it.

Select the 1st, to SELECT the area. (Blank)
Select the 2nd, to EXPAND to that area. (+)
Select the 3rd,  to REMOVE your selection. (-)