Editing Skyscraper Random Object Creator (section)

== Steps ==
<!--- All of the below steps were created by EG881 (except for the descriptions which were paraphrased into E1512's own words --->
=== Adding Trees ===
''NOTE: Trees made using SROC are generically represented and not detailed 3D models due to requiring several hundred and likely thousands of polygons and thereby using lots of resources.''
*The syntax used is <code>AddTree(texture, x, z, width, height, offset)</code>, where:
# <code>texture:</code> tree texture
# <code>x:</code> center x value of the tree
# <code>z:</code> center z value of the tree
# <code>width:</code> width of the tree
# <code>height:</code> height of the tree
# <code>offset:</code> starting altitude of tree
Default textures used are <code>sroc_tree1</code> (represents a large maple tree with a 3/4<abbr title="width/height">*</abbr> ratio) and <code>sroc_blank</code> (a clear and transparent texture)
=== Adding Door Trims ===
Door trims can be added to any building with a single function/ The syntax used is:
*<code>AddTrim(type, direction, showmainside, showbackside, texture, depth, x, z, width, height, offset, borderwidth, number<abbr title="This is only required for Stair1">*</abbr>)</code>
*<code>AddAutoSizeTrim(type, direction, showmainside, showbackside, texture, depth, x, z, width, height, offset, borderwidth, number<abbr title="This is only required for Stair1">*</abbr>)</code>
#<code>type:</code> determines the type of door trim, 1 for standard doors, 2 for windows, Stair1 for stairwell doors
# <code>direction:</code> determines the direction the main side faces, should be consistant with the corresponding wall's orientation (front corresponding to left and back to right); can be left, right, front, back, centerx, or centerz)
# <code>texture:</code> door trim texture
# <code>showmainside:</code> tells whether to create trim on the main side (or the side specified in the direction parameter)
# <code>showbackside:</code> tells whether to create trim on the back side (or the side opposite to the main side)
# <code>depth:</code> depth of the trim opening, should be consistent with the wall's thickness or distance between elevator doors and the main wall
# <code>x:</code> center x (for elevator door trim, center x of shaft)
# <code>z:</code> center z (for elevator door trim, center z of shaft)
# <code>width:</code> width of trim opening (not including extra width from trim thickness)
# <code>height:</code> height of trim opening (not including extra height from trim thickness)
# <code>offset:</code> starting altitude of trim
# <code>borderthickness:</code> thickness of trim
# <code>number:</code> this parameter specifies the shaft/stairwell number (for door trim inside stairwells or elevatorshafts)
The default textures used are:
# <code>sroc_brass1</code> - shiny brass
# <code>sroc_brass2</code> - dull brass
# <code>sroc_brass3</code> - brass, medium luster, lower saturation
# <code>sroc_stainlesssteel1</code> - shiny stainless steel
# <code>sroc_stainlesssteel2</code> - dark stainless steel
# <code>sroc_stainlesssteel3</code> - stainless steel, medium luster and brightness
# <code>sroc_blank</code> - clear, transparent
# <code>sroc_blacktrim</code> - standard black door/window trim