maj00r
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20c4b6542e
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feat(track): the blades of a switch whose frog is cut from the rails are made from its geometry: the tip is where the gauge lines of both paths are 3 mm apart, the head reaches its full width where they are a head plus 0.5 mm apart, and the heel is the shortest blade whose open flangeway stays at least 58 mm with a throw of 160 mm bent like a cantilever from the heel, or straight when that does not fit as in slips; the blade is the whole rail profile lofted from the tip to the heel, cut along the head of the stock rail, with the head lowered by the drop of the blade half of the profile file towards the tip and back to the top at a 50 mm head, and thrown with knots every 0.5 m so the vertex count does not change between the positions; the stock rails get stations every 0.5 m along the blades so their curve follows the blade, the fixed rail behind the heel starts at the heel, the old blades take their segment count per path, and the self-test command blade logs the tip, heel, drop, flangeway and the gauge lines against x^2/2R and faults on a short flangeway, a heel past the throat or a change of the vertex count
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2026-10-17 23:30:36 +02:00 |
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maj00r
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a107b04fcf
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fix(track): the treads of the wheels reach from the gauge line as far as a wheel 140 mm wide with the back faces 1360 mm apart does, 820 mm from the axis of a standard gauge track, instead of a flat 100 mm
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2026-10-17 23:28:41 +02:00 |
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maj00r
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7100cec12f
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feat(track): the texture of a shared running surface blends into the texture of the rail it lies on: 2 cm on each side of the boundary both are drawn in tinted variants of their materials that fade per vertex into the mean colour of the two treads, sampled from the texture files, so the edge of the wheels of the other track leaves a soft band instead of a line
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2026-10-17 23:28:41 +02:00 |
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maj00r
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9448bd8c70
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feat(track): where two rails share a running surface it takes the texture whose running surface is brighter; the brightness is read from the texture file over the u range of the rail head top, the shared parts are the block of crossing grooved rails, the nose of an acute frog from its tip to the end of the V, the through rail across a wide or grooved crossing, the frog of a switch, and the stock rails of a switch with frogs up to half the blade length where the blade grows to a full head
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2026-10-17 23:28:41 +02:00 |
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maj00r
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36fb68d8f9
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perf(track): the gauge lines, crossings and check rails of a track are kept until a track is made, rebuilt or removed, so laying the rails of a track no longer recomputes its neighbours' crossings for each wing rail; self-test command railtime times planning the rails of all tracks
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2026-10-17 23:28:41 +02:00 |
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maj00r
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929294af24
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feat(editor): self-test command guards logs each guard rail and what each of its ends and breaks is cut along: the rail of the other track, how far off its gauge line and how skewed; a fault when a cut is not along a rail, or a glued end of the frame of a crossing at a middle angle is not on the face of a guard rail of the other track
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2026-10-17 23:28:41 +02:00 |
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maj00r
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2159d682f2
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feat(track): rails are cut where they cross other rails: a switch with the key frogs draws its frog, wing rails and check rails from its rails, tracks crossing other tracks get acute frogs with wing rails and check rails, obtuse points, guard rails along the quadrilateral of a crossing between 20 and 45 degrees and broken rails with guard rails at wider angles, the track going through chosen by name; sizes come from the rail profile, only for the profiles default, s60, uic60 and s39, others are laid whole; rail ends left open are closed with their cross-section; switches of older sceneries, with check rails in their includes and no key, are drawn as before
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2026-10-17 23:28:41 +02:00 |
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