The feature is very simple actually. It is now possible to randomize the xyz coordinates and the rotation of all selected blocks. It is also possible to select an area and randomize the blocks only into that area.
If you don't already have it, you need to download the latest version of TrackStudio, here: TrackStudio blog
Then download this new .exe and put it in the main TS folder: http://tossha.jino.ru/trackstudio/files/TrackStudio_rand.exe
Once ChallengeEdit and TrackStudio are started, here's what you have to do:
Load a track of your choice in TS and select the blocks you want to randomize (press invert selection to select all blocks).
Go into the "Area" tab and click on "Edit Current Area"
Now select the area in which you want to have your blocks randomized into. Press "F" when placing two cubicles to create one big area.
Having done that, click on the button "Randomize selected in current area"
Note: Do not place cubicles on the lowest level (z=0) ...it will make the tracks unable to open.
This is the result. Just need to save the modifications now.
Before:
After:
You probably already realized that this feature is very impractical for actual trackbuilding. But it should provide a great source for inspiration and could lead to many new exciting blockmix combinations
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Here's one experiment of mine. Who can guess what this pic shows?
RPG!! Oh boy, who could have guessed ^^
The area selection in TS:
Of course this is also possible in other environments:
