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--- editor:landscape_fill_example [2011/06/21 03:08] – springer
+++ editor:landscape_fill_example [2026/06/22 12:21] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Example of Fill Mode ======
-In this example, the landscape chosen for Fill Mode is swamp, which is given in the //Draw Type Name// slot.  The draw program is in fill mode because the center button says //Go to draw mode//. (The second button functions as a toggle switch between draw mode and fill mode.
+In this example, the landscape chosen for //Fill Mode// is swamp, which is given in the //Draw Type Name// slot.  The draw program is in fill mode because the center button says //Go to draw mode//. (The second button functions as a toggle switch between //Draw Mode// and //Fill Mode//. ) All units have been made invisible by clicking the //[[editor:map|Hide/Show Units]]// button.
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-While the draw program is in fill mode, a forest hex on the edge of a larger forest is clicked.  As can be seen all contiguous forest hexes are turned into swamp as well.
+While the draw program is in //Fill Mode//, a forest hex on the edge of a larger forest is clicked.  All forest hexes contiguous with the original forest hex are now swamp.
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-The remainder of the forest on the east side of the map was not changed to swamp because there is a break due to the clear hex by the river.  Also note that the river did not stop the fill.
+Note that the river did not stop the fill. Also, the remainder of the forest on the east side of the map was not changed to swamp because there is a break due to the clear hex by the river.