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RC Layout Lab

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Display

Show Grid [G] Grid (m) Show Roll Joins [R] Roll Join Spacing (m) Show Curb Labels [C]Show Dimensions [M]Show Text Labels [T]Show Perimeter Barrier [B]

Actions

Track Name Saved Tracks

Monochrome PNG Exports

Use named saves for convenience, but export JSON backups regularly if the layout matters.

Carpet

Width (m) Height (m)

Inventory

Item	Red	White	Total

Instructions

Getting Started

Open the left parts tray and drag components onto the carpet to place them.
Name the track in the Actions panel. The track name is used for local saves and export filenames.
Use the right library tray to store curb chains, groups, and multi-selections for reuse. Multi-selections are stored as groups, the library can be exported or imported locally, and saved items can be reordered by dragging their handle.
Curb dimensions in this editor are sized to match Slideology curbs.

Placement And Editing

Use number keys 1 to 9 to place tray components at the mouse position on the carpet.
Use Ctrl + 1 to 0 to place the first ten stored library items at the mouse position on the carpet.
Hold Ctrl and click twice on the carpet to add a measurement. Hold Shift while measuring to snap to 45°.
Double click a curb chain to break it apart at the snap point nearest the mouse.
Double click a group to expand it back into a live selection.
Double click a Bott's dot to select the nearby connected cluster of Bott's dots.
Double click a measurement label to type in a new length.
Double click a text label to edit it.

Selection And Transform

Use the arrow keys to nudge the current selection.
Use H to flip the current selection horizontally and V to flip it vertically.
Use Ctrl + G to group a multi-selection and Ctrl + Shift + G to ungroup it.
Hold Alt while dragging a part to duplicate it.
Use Delete to remove the current selection.
Use Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V to copy and paste.
Use Ctrl + Z to undo and Ctrl + Shift + Z to redo.

View And Navigation

Use G, R, C, M, T, and B to toggle display overlays.
Use S, J, U, P, O, +, -, and F for the actions panel buttons.
Hold Alt and use the wheel to zoom. Hold Space and drag, or use the middle mouse button, to pan.