Multiple selection for large number of objects?

[Raziaar]

I'm creating a grid type thing... I want to take an object, like breakable hay, and duplicated it tenfold all along in rows. Is there a way to highlight multiple of the items and clone them on each other to move them like that as a group, or do I have to do each one painstakingly individually?

[Raziaar]

I'm creating a grid type thing... I want to take an object, like breakable hay, and duplicated it tenfold all along in rows. Is there a way to highlight multiple of the items and clone them on each other to move them like that as a group, or do I have to do each one painstakingly individually?

[Aerial]

I think you have to make them one by one. Atleast I haven't found a way to select many obj. at once... I am not 100% sure though..

[Aerial]

I think you have to make them one by one. Atleast I haven't found a way to select many obj. at once... I am not 100% sure though..

[Si|ent]

It's been requested for a future update. Amongst other things. here: http://forum.mtavc.com/viewtopic.php?t=15191

[Si|ent]

It's been requested for a future update. Amongst other things. here: http://forum.mtavc.com/viewtopic.php?t=15191

[Brophy]

You could create the object then press ctrl+f9, it will clone it in the same position as the first then all you gotta do is move it left, right, up or down

[Brophy]

You could create the object then press ctrl+f9, it will clone it in the same position as the first then all you gotta do is move it left, right, up or down

[Raziaar]

You could create the object then press ctrl+f9, it will clone it in the same position as the first then all you gotta do is move it left, right, up or down

Yeah i'm doing exactly that its just that it takes FOREVER. hehe.

[Raziaar]

You could create the object then press ctrl+f9, it will clone it in the same position as the first then all you gotta do is move it left, right, up or down

Yeah i'm doing exactly that its just that it takes FOREVER. hehe.

[Strepto]

I wanted to make a Haybreak grid, so I used the only programming language I knew... Those familiar with coding should be able to convert this code to any language they are familiar with.

It will run on any php enabled server, and you need to copy paste the source, since web browsers strip away xml tags

<?php

$width = 1;

$length = 300;

$positionX = 1510;

$positionYstart = 3287;

$id = 0;

for($i=0;$i<$width;$i++){

$positionX = $positionX + 4;

$positionY = $positionYstart;

for($j=0;$j<$length;$j++){

$positionY = $positionY - 4;

$id++;

echo '';

echo "\n";

echo ''.$positionX.'.655029 ';

echo '-'.$positionY.'.685303 26.005787';

echo "\n";

echo '0.000000 0.000000 0.000000';

echo "\n";

echo '3374';

echo "\n";

echo '';

echo "\n";

echo "\n";

}

}

?>

[Strepto]

I wanted to make a Haybreak grid, so I used the only programming language I knew... Those familiar with coding should be able to convert this code to any language they are familiar with.

It will run on any php enabled server, and you need to copy paste the source, since web browsers strip away xml tags

<?php

$width = 1;

$length = 300;

$positionX = 1510;

$positionYstart = 3287;

$id = 0;

for($i=0;$i<$width;$i++){

$positionX = $positionX + 4;

$positionY = $positionYstart;

for($j=0;$j<$length;$j++){

$positionY = $positionY - 4;

$id++;

echo '';

echo "\n";

echo ''.$positionX.'.655029 ';

echo '-'.$positionY.'.685303 26.005787';

echo "\n";

echo '0.000000 0.000000 0.000000';

echo "\n";

echo '3374';

echo "\n";

echo '';

echo "\n";

echo "\n";

}

}

?>