Trainz Plus Features
HD Terrain Overview
Converting to HD Terrain
Color Effect Layer
New Palettes
Living Railroad Operations
Trainz Living Railroad
TRS22 User Guide
TRS22 SP2
New "Operations" User Interface
Water Effect Layer
Additional Help and Support Links
Frequently Asked Questions
Unified Driver Surveyor
Effect Layer Tools
Bulk Replace Tools
Multiplayer Surveyor (MPS)
Surveyor 2.0 Introduction
Overview
Using this Online Guide
What's New?
Getting Started
Introducing Navigation
Introducing S20 Tools
Introducing Palettes
Introducing S20 Shortcuts
Using Surveyor 2.0
Overview
Using the Assets Palette
Using the Tools Palette
Using the Tool Options Palette
Using the Info Palette
Using the Preview Palette
Using the Scrapbook Palette
Using the Layers Palette
Using the Menu Bar
S20 Tutorials
Creating a New Route
Making a Forest
Making Hills and Valleys
Laying Track
Working with Track Objects
Trackside Cameras
Working with Trains
Adding a Custom Filter
Painting with Scrapbook Data
Placing Rulers
Configuring an Industry
Brush Tools
S20 Tutorial Videos
Video Tutorials on Youtube
Trainz Content Creator Program
Trainz Living Railroad
Overview & Features
Dispatch Manager
Player Task Claiming
Activity Journal
Vehicle Queues Editior
Brush Tools
The Brush Tool is a multi-purpose tool that can adjust height, paint textures and paint effect layers (turffx, clutter, water, color).
1. Click Brush Tool
2. Click and hold on the terrain
3. The hill begins to grow.
4. Click on the Brush Mode selection box
5. Change to Height Down mode
6. Click on the terrain
7. Continue clicking or click and hold to lower the terrain.
8. Click on the Brush Mode selection box
9. Select the 'Set Height' Mode
10. Click in the Height field on the Tool Options Palette
11. Type the height value required (in meters) e.g. "10" then hit [[enter]]
12. Click on the terrain
13. Click and hold to continue applying the height
14. Click in the Radius field
15. Change the radius size
16. Click to apply the currently selected brush tool across the new radius size
17. Click in the sensitivity field
18. Change the field to 100% and type [[enter]] to make rapid changes, or type 1% and [[enter]] to make very gradual changes
19. Click and hold to see the effect of the sensitivity tool.
20. Click on the Brush Type popup
21. Select 'Ground Texture'
22. Select a texture from the Asset Palette
23. Click on the terrain to begin painting (note sensitivity level)
24. Click to change the sensitivity level
25. Type "100" [[enter]]
26. Click on the terrain
27. Click to begin painting. Note the texture is filled much quicker at 100%.