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FPSC Classic Product Chat / A quick question

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Mister Man
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Posted: 5th Jun 2011 04:50
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So I've recently downloaded the FPSC demo, familiarized myself with it through the tutorials, etc etc. However, there's one thing I don't quite understand how to do. See, I understand how to rotate segments and whatnot, but can I rotate them in other dimensions? Say, make a ventilation shaft corner face down?
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AJ Schaeffer
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Posted: 5th Jun 2011 07:01
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You can't

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Vent
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It's not possible with the stock segments, but you could make your own, or edit others to make them go vertical.



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Mister Man
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How would I go about doing that exactly?
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Matto225
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'm afraid for that you would need a 3-d model editing program and some experiance with it they arent particulary cheap, but worth it if you can get to grips with the software because if you want a cetain entity and it isnt avalible or hasnt been made, you can just make it yourself
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