Separating Two Entities

Maidhc O Casain

I am working on a map in which I want to use parts of the landmass from each of several different FT generated worlds. Here's what I've done so far.

1. Generate world in FT.
2. Save as CC3+ File (Coastline Only)
3. Erase everything except the landmass.
4. Explode the landmass.
5. Erase everything except the parts that I want.
6. Rinse and repeat for another part of my combined world.

Here's where I'm getting into "trouble." As I get into editing the land from one of the new coastline maps, I realize that each line segment I select actually selects two lines. As far as I can tell, each of the two line segments exists on the same sheet and on the same layer. Is there a way to delete just one of each set of two lines?

I've attached one of the maps for reference.

Monsen

If everything is equal, you should be able to fall back to to the entity tag to separate them. Use list on them to learn the tags of each.

More info here.

Maidhc O Casain

Thank you, sir! At first I despaired, because I thought I was going to have to find the tags of 10k + entities and delete them one by one. Then I noticed that in each instance one segment was fill style solid and one was fill style hollow. Selecting by fill style quickly allowed me to get one of each set of two, and erase them. Lifesaver!