Discussions about Layering

[CDobber74]

Originally Posted by Tiger

I am sorry CDobber74, but layering instructions are not permitted to be posted on the forum due to the problems those can cause.

There's an entire thread about layering here that I posted in. I am not talking about stacking layers of different fields on top of one another. Overlapping water features is exactly what the orange edit/freestyle hand is meant for. No plants or anything else involved, just big lakes on top of one another.

[Tiger]

Originally Posted by CDobber74

There's an entire thread about layering here that I posted in. I am not talking about stacking layers of different fields on top of one another. Overlapping water features is exactly what the orange edit/freestyle hand is meant for. No plants or anything else involved, just big lakes on top of one another.

My apologies CDobber74, I didn't get my edit done after reading your question again so you saw what I initially posted. No point in the edit now so I've deleted it.

Plot is another term that we use when discussing fields for crop, which is why I thought you were asking to put the waters on top of them.

[CDobber74]

Originally Posted by Tiger

My apologies CDobber74, I didn't get my edit done after reading your question again so you saw what I initially posted. No point in the edit now so I've deleted it.

Plot is another term that we use when discussing fields for crop, which is why I thought you were asking to put the waters on top of them.

No worries. I have done a lot of searching in the forum for this answer (and some other things, as I was gone for many years before recently returning). I know better than to ask how to stack flowers on top of trees on top of water, etc