Openrct2: Suggestion: 'Height Marks on Scenery'

[Nubbie]

We have height marks in the 'View options' for:
Land, Ride tracks, Paths.

Why not for scenery? Great if you're going to do larger sceneris which is a pain if you have to measure distances and heights with your eyes. It's not in the way and more of a neat feature.
Had the problem today when I tried to 'mirror' parts of a castle where it sometimes got a bit too high or too low

[DyXel]

It would be a great addition. Also, what about drawing lines that indicate where the scenary object really is?

For example, look at this:

You really do not know in which square the object is (and also, is confusing).

The line would be something like this: (maybe a bit translucent and thinner)

[janisozaur]

I don't know if we can do that now, but after seeing a post on reddit (https://www.reddit.com/comments/4g5ytm) I support this feature as well.

[IntelOrca]

My alternative fix for that issue is allowing custom viewports to be individually rotated. We have to wait a bit though as currently everything shares the same rotation.

[X123M3-256]

Height marks on scenery would have to be restricted somewhat - if you consider how many scenery objects are in a typical park, the whole viewport would be plastered with height markers. I think it should just be the topmost item on the tile and the item currently being placed that have markers, or something like that.

[fromthere]

or Make an inspection tool that can get information(x,y,z,side(object like fence will need this)) of object. that would solve problem since all problem is not knowing where the objects are.