Think of our keyboard commands as tools within tools. The Drive demonstration starts at 48:30 in the video. See Drive tool in action! Check out our Design F/X Overview webinar. At least it's for educational purposes.) So go ahead – put the pedal to the metal, and enjoy your road trip. (Leave it to us to turn CAD into a video game. While cruising around your site, you'll be building familiarity with the keys that will kick your design process into fifth gear. We've incorporated these keys into a simple but fun driving game you can play within any of your DWG drawings. Several Land F/X tools include a built-in set of commands fired by pressing specific keys on your keyboard. Want some on-the-road training on our keyboard commands for copying and placing blocks? Play our Drive game!
Apply the Keyboard Commands to Our Tools.So, perhaps in that case they would use more than one lane to travel to the same place, even though there are no lanes and 48 lanes at the same time. Instead of cars travelling straight down a road, they just change 48 lanes and then I guess make a U-turn and cross another 48 or turn down another road and cross another 48 lanes? I'm sure it could be done to some effect with one technique I used in the past, but It'd be obviously weird.Įvery car would cross a road while moving forward and crossing lanes (if it's forced to turn, it either crosses all lanes, or always stays in the closest lane to turn in the opposite direction), so about half of traffic would go diagonally.Īll cars may not cross all 48 lanes at the same point, thus making impromptu "lines of lanes" where they cross the lanes in the same places.
Have suggestions for the sidebar / topbar? Mail the mods!Ĭan cars cross lanes faster than they can travel down the road? Is it even close? If so, that could be used freakily. Fully comprehensive City Planning guide for C:S players.
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