- #Msts route editor blank terrain update#
- #Msts route editor blank terrain full#
Improved name tag positioning in 2D editor view. #Msts route editor blank terrain full#
Removed formation length check for non-stop orders so you should now be able to route a six-car 126 via the slow line in the second full route (now called "Westfords"). Removed nonsense tooltips in listings like orders for a service template. Fixed train length tooltip when adding a new service. Fixed crash when adding a new service with an ID that's already in use. Added up/down buttons for reordering items in listings (e.g. The editor may pause or stutter when scenery is reloading in 3D-mode. It's ok to save a copy of an existing route made by Lapioware and continue from there, making your own version of it. Don't forget to save often if you're doing any serious route building with the editor. The editor is divided into infrastructure (tracks, signals etc.) and scenery modes which you can switch from the right-click popup menu. Try right-clicking on things or empty space to do stuff. 
Use the free roam key and the map key to switch between 3D and 2D views. Start the route editor from the main menu either by right-clicking an existing route or by clicking the "Route editor" button in the route list. See below for a full list of fixes and improvements included in this version: #Msts route editor blank terrain update#
The next update after this one is planned to include new trains and quite likely won't take as many months to develop as this one. The old "Full route" is now called "North Landen", the second full route is "Westfords", and the demo route is called "Mountain pass". The existing routes have also been updated with new scenery and improvements in trackwork.
It's not yet possible to customise the signals, the appearance of the track, or use your own scenery items (3D-models). Since the scenery features are still quite limited, the editor is best suited for creating urban and suburban routes. The first version of the route editor is finally here! You can use the editor to create routes similar to the existing ones (UK theme, semaphore signals).
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