ID:273296
 Jan 19 2010, 4:36 am
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I used to be able to put as many turfs as needed on one spot. Now when I try to lay a turf on one i.e.(put a pole over grass) it makes the first one disappear no matter what the layers are set as. I've never had this problem before now. I know I could make the pole an object, but there are many many more turfs that need to go over other turfs. It would be quite a lengthy process to turn all of them to objs. I'm still working in non-isometric. Any thoughts?
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Jan 19 2010, 4:45 am
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Foomer
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I believe they changed the editor and you now need to hold Shift or Ctrl, or one of those keys in order to overlay turfs on top of each other.
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I'm having the same problem too since the new update, never had that problem before. i'm gonna try Foomer's suggestion and report back
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Okay, figured it out! Now with the new update, you will have to Press and Hold Ctrl while clicking on the Turf you are adding in order to overlap the existing Turf without erasing it.
Alternatively, If you want the old system, while on the map, go to Options > Click behaviour | |
You can overide this by opening your map and doing the following:
1. Click on 'Options' in the top menu. 2. Click on 'Click beahavior...'. 3. And check the bottom box. (Click to insert) Best of luck! | |