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March 16, 2006 at 11:02 pm #36AnonymousInactive
When I select camera view and then click the loco/coach/wagon that I wish to view from, it could be compared to getting on the train. Unfortunately, when I click the camera button again I am returned to wherever I started the journey from. Is it possible to change this so that when the camera button is clicked to stop the on-board view, we are simply released from the train? i.e. like getting off the train wherever we happen to be.
I appreciate this may be a personal view, so with your permission perhaps we could have a poll to see what others think.
Of course, if this is not possible then disregard the suggestion.
March 18, 2006 at 12:57 am #337AnonymousInactiveWhen I am on the engine view and I see something wrong along the track etc , it would be convenient to get off right there and fix the problem, as long as it will be easy to get back to the full layout view. March 18, 2006 at 8:44 pm #338AnonymousInactiveHere, Here! Whenever I travel, I like to get where I’m going.
Stop of and look around during the trips.
Alex
April 18, 2006 at 12:42 am #339AnonymousInactiveI agree. I think that we should be able to get off of the train where ever we want. I can’t stand how you have to be released where you get on!
April 22, 2006 at 11:37 am #340AnonymousInactiveI agree it’s disorienting to snap back to the previous view. Maybe it should be in the options, something like “Return to previous view when detaching camera from train?” From a technical point of view it shouldn’t be difficult – it’s only a case of storing and/or restoring the camera position and orientation. It would be useful to keep the camera in the same place when disembarking as you can correct any problems you spot without having to re-find the place.
On the subject of camera control I also think it would be better if mousewheel zooming was not de-activated when the build menus are open.
April 23, 2006 at 5:14 pm #341AnonymousInactiveQuote:On the subject of camera control I also think it would be better if mousewheel zooming was not de-activated when the build menus are open.
Ooops I see this is fixed in RtR proper not the nameless program I was using
😳 August 2, 2006 at 8:15 pm #342AnonymousInactiveYes, I agree. I think it would be very convenient to get off the train at any time. This would be very use-ful for all of us just in-case we have to get off the train to move objects or fix track. August 3, 2006 at 11:29 am #343AnonymousInactiveGovernor of Waldovia wrote:I appreciate this may be a personal view, so with your permission perhaps we could have a poll to see what others think.
Hi, Governor,
As always this is another of your great ideas for RTR. I’m with you (and as I read, with lots of others friends
). I hope brainbom put this feature in the next release. And please, brainbom, don’t forget to allow us to select between the available tunnel layouts , too…
😉 August 3, 2006 at 6:24 pm #344AnonymousInactiveHi Gov Alex an ….! First words are thanx to gov and chris for hard work on expansionsets and many good ideas. If i make ajouney from station to station and i see i have to edit anything i want to get off train to edit(place,rotate,lift or delete),but i get off on startpoint and not on place i want to edit.
: August 3, 2006 at 9:10 pm #345AnonymousInactivePeter, Thanks for your kind comment.
I had found that you can do some edits while still in camera view. You might want to try that yourself.
Regards, Chris
August 9, 2006 at 7:48 pm #346AnonymousInactiveThanx chris, i´ll take more waiting time at the station and try what´s possible and what not.
💡 August 9, 2006 at 11:24 pm #347AnonymousInactiveGiven the choices, I’d certainly vote with the majority for exiting the train whereever it happens to be at the time. 💡 It might be just as easy to implement it as a choice of either the current location or the boarding point.Just an idea.
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