[GTS]

OK so I have a couple more questions. First if I want to adjust a large area of a map to a certain value is there a way to do this all at once? I know you can highlight the area and raise it with the + or - puttons but when you do that it raises all the highligted areas the same. So if there is a taper to the map it won't flatten it out. If you double click on one spot or hit enter it will bring up a box that you can put a value in. That is what I'm looking to do for a large area but when I highlight a large area and hit enter I don't get the box to enter a value into.

Also I have a sniper chip. I'd kind of like to see what the tuning looks like on it. Is there a way to pull the tunes off it and load it up in my Minotaur software and see what they look like?

[Pocket]

Originally Posted by GTS

OK so I have a couple more questions. First if I want to adjust a large area of a map to a certain value is there a way to do this all at once? I know you can highlight the area and raise it with the + or - puttons but when you do that it raises all the highligted areas the same. So if there is a taper to the map it won't flatten it out. If you double click on one spot or hit enter it will bring up a box that you can put a value in. That is what I'm looking to do for a large area but when I highlight a large area and hit enter I don't get the box to enter a value into.

If you know what the values are supposed to be on the map, you could always switch to numbers view and enter them there.

Here's the thing, if you copy one single point, you can only paste one single point. If you copy one column, you can paste one column. Does that make sense?

Originally Posted by GTS

Also I have a sniper chip. I'd kind of like to see what the tuning looks like on it. Is there a way to pull the tunes off it and load it up in my Minotaur software and see what they look like?

Talk to Bill, he'll get you what you need.

[Blowby]

CTRL+Enter
Set multiplier to 0
Enter value to the ADD field
Leave Pivot alone

[GTS]

Thanks Pocket I'll give Bill a call.

Thanks Mike, that's exactly what I was looking for.