Track - Revision history

Schatty: /* Branch track */

2024-09-30T17:02:09Z

Branch track

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	=== Branch track ===		=== Branch track ===
			A branch can be created by simply hovering over another track (it should snap to the track and a branch icon should appear) and building like a normal track.
			It is not possible to create a branch on a platform segment and to make it an platform itself. The texture of the branch can be different that the one of the main track (can be defined by the creator of the tracks).

Kaaai: /* Parallel/parented track */

2024-09-29T23:49:13Z

Parallel/parented track

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	* Lock to control point: Pick parent		* Lock to control point: Pick parent

	=== ~~Parrallel~~/parented track ===		=== Parallel/parented track ===
	A track that is parented to another track. You can still edit almost every function of the track		A track that is parented to another track. You can still edit almost every function of the track
	There are two parenting modes, lock control point: <br>		There are two parenting modes, lock control point: <br>

	'''to a control point:'''<br>		'''to a control point:'''<br>
	The track is parented to the other control point and an offset from 0m -1000m can be assigned. The track can also be flipped to the other side by either pressing the flip button or [F].		The track is parented to the other control point and an offset from 0m - 1000m can be assigned. The track can also be flipped to the other side by either pressing the flip button or [F].

	'''to a track point:'''<br>		'''to a track point:'''<br>
	The track is parented to a point on the track. The point can be defined by the segment t value (0 to 1). The displace value allows you to set an offset in the pendicular direction of the normal offset from -1000m to 1000m.		The track is parented to a point on the track. The point can be defined by the segment t value (0 to 1). The displace value allows you to set an offset in the pendicular direction of the normal offset from -1000m to 1000m.

	=== Branch track ===		=== Branch track ===

Schatty at 22:18, 29 September 2024

2024-09-29T22:18:10Z

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	{{Concepts sidebar}}		{{Concepts sidebar}}
	Track objects (also called track segments) model the railways over which trains can move. The consist of a single control point, and are always linked to one or two other tracks (the previous and next sibling). Tracks can also be attached to tracks in two other ways: as a [[branch]] or as a [[parallel]] track. Tracks can contain [[signal]]s.		Track objects (also called track segments) model the railways over which trains can move. The consist of a single control point, and are always linked to one or two other tracks (the previous and next sibling). Tracks can also be attached to tracks in two other ways: as a [[branch]] or as a [[parallel]] track. Tracks can contain [[signal]]s.

			=== Normal track ===
			A normal track, with default settings, has the following properties you can edit:
			* Promote track into platform
			* Node mode: [[Point mode]] and [[Tangent mode]]
			* Tangent track shape
			* Custom max speed
			* Reset boundary to middle point
			* Lock to control point: Pick parent

			=== Parrallel/parented track ===
			A track that is parented to another track. You can still edit almost every function of the track
			There are two parenting modes, lock control point: <br>

			'''to a control point:'''<br>
			The track is parented to the other control point and an offset from 0m -1000m can be assigned. The track can also be flipped to the other side by either pressing the flip button or [F].

			'''to a track point:'''<br>
			The track is parented to a point on the track. The point can be defined by the segment t value (0 to 1). The displace value allows you to set an offset in the pendicular direction of the normal offset from -1000m to 1000m.

			=== Branch track ===

Hannibal at 12:12, 27 December 2022

2022-12-27T12:12:27Z

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			{{Concepts sidebar}}
	Track objects (also called track segments) model the railways over which trains can move. The consist of a single control point, and are always linked to one or two other tracks (the previous and next sibling). Tracks can also be attached to tracks in two other ways: as a [[branch]] or as a [[parallel]] track. Tracks can contain [[signal]]s.		Track objects (also called track segments) model the railways over which trains can move. The consist of a single control point, and are always linked to one or two other tracks (the previous and next sibling). Tracks can also be attached to tracks in two other ways: as a [[branch]] or as a [[parallel]] track. Tracks can contain [[signal]]s.
	~~[[Category:Concepts]]~~

Carlos at 22:19, 8 December 2022

2022-12-08T22:19:31Z

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	Track objects (also called track segments) model the railways over which trains can move. The consist of a single control point, and are always linked to one or two other tracks (the previous and next sibling). Tracks can also be attached to ~~other~~ tracks in two ways: as a [[branch]] or as a [[parallel]] track.		Track objects (also called track segments) model the railways over which trains can move. The consist of a single control point, and are always linked to one or two other tracks (the previous and next sibling). Tracks can also be attached to tracks in two other ways: as a [[branch]] or as a [[parallel]] track. Tracks can contain [[signal]]s.
	[[Category:Concepts]]		[[Category:Concepts]]

Carlos at 22:16, 8 December 2022

2022-12-08T22:16:39Z

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			Track objects (also called track segments) model the railways over which trains can move. The consist of a single control point, and are always linked to one or two other tracks (the previous and next sibling). Tracks can also be attached to other tracks in two ways: as a [[branch]] or as a [[parallel]] track.
	[[Category:Concepts]]		[[Category:Concepts]]

Carlos: Created page with "Category:Concepts"

2022-12-05T09:42:13Z

Created page with "Category:Concepts"

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