Moonman posted:TrainManMike posted:Moonman posted:Mike,
I assumed that the "baseboard" was the room dimensions. I use a polygon to trace the shape of the room (made by using absolute points for a baseboard, like you did).
One can now use the properties of that polygon to make the walls any height that wish.
I also use a polygon to create the decks or baseboards of multilevel layouts, or at the least the second and third level.
The trick to this is to set the height of the polygon minus the thickness of the material, then set the thickness.
The second trick is to make the track at that level set to the total height, and also select bridge. Then select all track and with height on, right-click and select remove track supports.
The result is that the 3D mode then looks like what you see in you train room.
I'll fiddle with the stairs/bath area, as built, for an example and post the file for you.
Hi Carl,
Yes, the baseboard I used was the room dimensions. I did it that way because the actual workbench goes right to the walls.
Thank you for the tips and helping with the baseboard setup! I will play around with it more when I get home.
I'll see if I can create an example for you. Have some stuff to do today.
Thanks Carl!
