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Full Mission Builder (FMB)
Selecting Multiple Objects
To select/deselect multiple objects in FMB you need to have these commands enabled in your
conf.ini. Check the [HotKey builder] section for these two commands:
Alt MouseLeft=select+
Alt MouseRight=selectHold down the [ALT] key and left mouse button press and 'draw' a rectangle around some
ground objects. All appropriate objects are grouped into a single selection (multiselection). Do
this again on another group of objects and they are added to the multiselection. Naturally, by
holding down the [ALT] key and right mouse button you can remove objects from the selection
by 'drawing' a rectangle around them. Not all objects can be added to the multiselection. Here
is a list of those than can:
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Artillery
Stationary Armor
Stationary Objects
Stationary Aircraft
Stationary Ships
Rocket
Objects
Static Camera
If you want to unselect all objects you can do that through Edit -> Unselect All option in the
menu.
Cut / Copy / Paste / Delete / Move
Add these commands to your conf.ini
Ctrl C=mis_copy
Ctrl X=mis_cut
Ctrl V=mis_paste
to be able to perform these commands. When you have some objects in multiselection execute
the copy or cut command. Click somewhere on the map and then paste them. You can paste
them multiple times. You can also delete the entire multiselection by pressing the [DELETE]
button on your keyboard. You can also move your multiselection. First add some objects to
multiselection. Then press and hold left mouse button above one of the objects in
multiselection. Still holding the left mouse button move your mouse cursor to the desired
location on the map.
Rotation
When you have created a multiselection, you can rotate the whole group of objects. Left click
somewhere on the map and use your numpad keys to rotate the group of objects around the
mouse position. There are two types of rotation: when individual objects change their
orientation with respect to the world coordinates (when the option Edit -> Rotate Object is
checked) and when individual objects maintain their original orientation.
Snap
Snap allows you to move objects along a grid. This helps placing objects with equal distance to
each other. This option can be reached through View -> Snap. Make sure that the option is
checked. You can also set the 'snap step'. Smaller step makes the grid where objects can be
placed denser.
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