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Mapping newb Q

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So, I am using a map already created in EF...I want to expand it, I resized it ok, the direction I wanted it to...check.

Now, for the 'fun' part....1) how can I get the elevation set on more than one hex at a time? Is that possible..like giving a mass command to 10 or 20 hexs...(PLEASE!!!! I beg you) 2) same for terrain features. Is there a way to ID/select more than one hex and then click and viola' the terrain in those hexs, be it 2 or 200 is same?
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Page 84 of the manual provides two methods of filling larger areas.

CS Manual [EBOOK].pdf in the manuals folder of your installation.

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Thx again Jason, right there on 84....this has happened again, my manual is jacked.... I always look first before I bother folks with a question , unless I don't understand the directions and say so....btw, how many pages are in the complete' manual where this info. resides?

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The references you can search for in the manual are Cluster fill and Rectangular fill.

Both of those will help with filling in large areas.

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