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feat(editor): a model or an include standing by a track bent along it (B, or the Bend along the track section of the toolset): it stays where it stood and follows the track, through the joined tracks as far as it reaches; reference point at its start, origin, middle, end or a point picked on the model, across at its origin, the side facing the track, the far side or its middle, up at its origin, bottom, top or the top of its edge by the track; the blue cross of a bent model dragged for its offset, with Shift for its height and with Ctrl along the track, the values shown at the cursor; a bent model clicked to edit; one step of the undo history; scale of the model kept, parts lit only at night left out; edges of platforms told by the name of the model and by the overhang of their edge over the foot: put 1.725 m from the axis at the height the name gives, turned with the edge to the track when they stood the other way; platforms stand on the plane of the rail heads carried on to their edge (PKP PLK ST-T2), the gauge widening led in from the tracks beyond the ends and from the other path of a switch; gaps between the pieces of a sweep filled with the paths which join them; Platforms and models tab left out of the track editor; laid track eased into the curvature of the one it joins with a transition curve; File > Open scenery... starts the editor again with the scenery picked from a list; the camera saved with the scenery; T and Shift+T turn each turntable to its next and previous position by event launchers written on each save; a turntable track deleted with its template; a scenery with no trainset gets a WMB10 on its first track; vehicle placed where the track is clicked; gauge check takes in the bent models; Polish translation of the editor
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feat(editor): track editor driven by what the cursor is over: the outline and a label show what a click or a drag does, snapping to free ends on the screen, handles and ends dragged directly, no rotation gizmo; laying from a free end the same in every mode, straight with Shift, the curve of a switch going on past its diverging end; height 0 where there's no terrain; placed switch leaves the switch mode, double slips listed apart, a drive of the switch placed with it by the //$e switch description of its template; compound curves of any number of radii; dragged end of a straight fits the curve beside it; name of a path, followed by the memory cells and the includes taking it; turntable placed from a template described as one, tracks led out of it and the tracks around fitted to it, its positions written to the include; infrastructure bound to the path whose events read its memory cell; terrain made where the route has none and shaped to the formation under the ballast; models along the track over the selected path and on along the joined ones while dragged, rarely used settings folded; vehicles and trainsets placed on any path, switches included, facing the way the arrow shows; joined paths spread into the selection; New scenery in the File menu starts the editor again with the wizard; ortho zoom towards the cursor; scripted self tests; Polish translation
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feat(editor): Signals mode of the Tracks window (H): semaphores, block, warning, shunting, stop, substitute signals and repeaters placed by the track from the templates of the scenery, described by //$e signal: (kind, mount, lamps, lean, the event the train reads them by) which tools/editor/signal_headers.py writes into them; a click by a track puts the signal on that side 2.25 m from the axis at the rail heads, facing the trains which have it on their right, a drag along turns it to the trains going the way of the drag; its (p1)_sem_info goes to event1 or event2 of the path, warning signals and repeaters, which the train doesn't read, get none; a head leaning away from the track swapped for its counterpart; the plate named like the signal; signals dragged along the track with their event, removed with it, renamed in the node properties with it, each a single step of the undo history; Polish translation
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feat(editor): Signals mode of the Tracks window (H): semaphores, block, warning, shunting, stop, substitute signals and repeaters placed by the track from the templates of the scenery, described by //$e signal: (kind, mount, lamps, lean, the event the train reads them by) which tools/editor/signal_headers.py writes into them; a click by a track puts the signal on that side 2.25 m from the axis at the rail heads, facing the trains which have it on their right, a drag along turns it to the trains going the way of the drag; its (p1)_sem_info goes to event1 or event2 of the path, warning signals and repeaters, which the train doesn't read, get none; a head leaning away from the track swapped for its counterpart; the plate named like the signal; signals dragged along the track with their event, removed with it, renamed in the node properties with it, each a single step of the undo history; Polish translation
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feat(editor): Signals mode of the Tracks window (H): semaphores, block, warning, shunting, stop, substitute signals and repeaters placed by the track from the templates of the scenery, described by //$e signal: (kind, mount, lamps, lean, the event the train reads them by) which tools/editor/signal_headers.py writes into them; a click by a track puts the signal on that side 2.25 m from the axis at the rail heads, facing the trains which have it on their right, a drag along turns it to the trains going the way of the drag; its (p1)_sem_info goes to event1 or event2 of the path, warning signals and repeaters, which the train doesn't read, get none; a head leaning away from the track swapped for its counterpart; the plate named like the signal; signals dragged along the track with their event, removed with it, renamed in the node properties with it, each a single step of the undo history; Polish translation
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feat(editor): track editor driven by what the cursor is over: the outline and a label show what a click or a drag does, snapping to free ends on the screen, handles and ends dragged directly, no rotation gizmo; laying from a free end the same in every mode, straight with Shift, the curve of a switch going on past its diverging end; height 0 where there's no terrain; placed switch leaves the switch mode, double slips listed apart, a drive of the switch placed with it by the //$e switch description of its template; compound curves of any number of radii; dragged end of a straight fits the curve beside it; name of a path, followed by the memory cells and the includes taking it; turntable placed from a template described as one, tracks led out of it and the tracks around fitted to it, its positions written to the include; infrastructure bound to the path whose events read its memory cell; terrain made where the route has none and shaped to the formation under the ballast; models along the track over the selected path and on along the joined ones while dragged, rarely used settings folded; vehicles and trainsets placed on any path, switches included, facing the way the arrow shows; joined paths spread into the selection; New scenery in the File menu starts the editor again with the wizard; ortho zoom towards the cursor; scripted self tests; Polish translation
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feat(editor): a model or an include standing by a track bent along it (B, or the Bend along the track section of the toolset): it stays where it stood and follows the track, through the joined tracks as far as it reaches; reference point at its start, origin, middle, end or a point picked on the model, across at its origin, the side facing the track, the far side or its middle, up at its origin, bottom, top or the top of its edge by the track; the blue cross of a bent model dragged for its offset, with Shift for its height and with Ctrl along the track, the values shown at the cursor; a bent model clicked to edit; one step of the undo history; scale of the model kept, parts lit only at night left out; edges of platforms told by the name of the model and by the overhang of their edge over the foot: put 1.725 m from the axis at the height the name gives, turned with the edge to the track when they stood the other way; platforms stand on the plane of the rail heads carried on to their edge (PKP PLK ST-T2), the gauge widening led in from the tracks beyond the ends and from the other path of a switch; gaps between the pieces of a sweep filled with the paths which join them; Platforms and models tab left out of the track editor; laid track eased into the curvature of the one it joins with a transition curve; File > Open scenery... starts the editor again with the scenery picked from a list; the camera saved with the scenery; T and Shift+T turn each turntable to its next and previous position by event launchers written on each save; a turntable track deleted with its template; a scenery with no trainset gets a WMB10 on its first track; vehicle placed where the track is clicked; gauge check takes in the bent models; Polish translation of the editor
2026-10-08 00:51:40 +02:00
feat(editor): a model or an include standing by a track bent along it (B, or the Bend along the track section of the toolset): it stays where it stood and follows the track, through the joined tracks as far as it reaches; reference point at its start, origin, middle, end or a point picked on the model, across at its origin, the side facing the track, the far side or its middle, up at its origin, bottom, top or the top of its edge by the track; the blue cross of a bent model dragged for its offset, with Shift for its height and with Ctrl along the track, the values shown at the cursor; a bent model clicked to edit; one step of the undo history; scale of the model kept, parts lit only at night left out; edges of platforms told by the name of the model and by the overhang of their edge over the foot: put 1.725 m from the axis at the height the name gives, turned with the edge to the track when they stood the other way; platforms stand on the plane of the rail heads carried on to their edge (PKP PLK ST-T2), the gauge widening led in from the tracks beyond the ends and from the other path of a switch; gaps between the pieces of a sweep filled with the paths which join them; Platforms and models tab left out of the track editor; laid track eased into the curvature of the one it joins with a transition curve; File > Open scenery... starts the editor again with the scenery picked from a list; the camera saved with the scenery; T and Shift+T turn each turntable to its next and previous position by event launchers written on each save; a turntable track deleted with its template; a scenery with no trainset gets a WMB10 on its first track; vehicle placed where the track is clicked; gauge check takes in the bent models; Polish translation of the editor
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feat(editor): track editor driven by what the cursor is over: the outline and a label show what a click or a drag does, snapping to free ends on the screen, handles and ends dragged directly, no rotation gizmo; laying from a free end the same in every mode, straight with Shift, the curve of a switch going on past its diverging end; height 0 where there's no terrain; placed switch leaves the switch mode, double slips listed apart, a drive of the switch placed with it by the //$e switch description of its template; compound curves of any number of radii; dragged end of a straight fits the curve beside it; name of a path, followed by the memory cells and the includes taking it; turntable placed from a template described as one, tracks led out of it and the tracks around fitted to it, its positions written to the include; infrastructure bound to the path whose events read its memory cell; terrain made where the route has none and shaped to the formation under the ballast; models along the track over the selected path and on along the joined ones while dragged, rarely used settings folded; vehicles and trainsets placed on any path, switches included, facing the way the arrow shows; joined paths spread into the selection; New scenery in the File menu starts the editor again with the wizard; ortho zoom towards the cursor; scripted self tests; Polish translation
2026-10-06 22:19:54 +02:00
feat(editor): a model or an include standing by a track bent along it (B, or the Bend along the track section of the toolset): it stays where it stood and follows the track, through the joined tracks as far as it reaches; reference point at its start, origin, middle, end or a point picked on the model, across at its origin, the side facing the track, the far side or its middle, up at its origin, bottom, top or the top of its edge by the track; the blue cross of a bent model dragged for its offset, with Shift for its height and with Ctrl along the track, the values shown at the cursor; a bent model clicked to edit; one step of the undo history; scale of the model kept, parts lit only at night left out; edges of platforms told by the name of the model and by the overhang of their edge over the foot: put 1.725 m from the axis at the height the name gives, turned with the edge to the track when they stood the other way; platforms stand on the plane of the rail heads carried on to their edge (PKP PLK ST-T2), the gauge widening led in from the tracks beyond the ends and from the other path of a switch; gaps between the pieces of a sweep filled with the paths which join them; Platforms and models tab left out of the track editor; laid track eased into the curvature of the one it joins with a transition curve; File > Open scenery... starts the editor again with the scenery picked from a list; the camera saved with the scenery; T and Shift+T turn each turntable to its next and previous position by event launchers written on each save; a turntable track deleted with its template; a scenery with no trainset gets a WMB10 on its first track; vehicle placed where the track is clicked; gauge check takes in the bent models; Polish translation of the editor
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feat(editor): a model or an include standing by a track bent along it (B, or the Bend along the track section of the toolset): it stays where it stood and follows the track, through the joined tracks as far as it reaches; reference point at its start, origin, middle, end or a point picked on the model, across at its origin, the side facing the track, the far side or its middle, up at its origin, bottom, top or the top of its edge by the track; the blue cross of a bent model dragged for its offset, with Shift for its height and with Ctrl along the track, the values shown at the cursor; a bent model clicked to edit; one step of the undo history; scale of the model kept, parts lit only at night left out; edges of platforms told by the name of the model and by the overhang of their edge over the foot: put 1.725 m from the axis at the height the name gives, turned with the edge to the track when they stood the other way; platforms stand on the plane of the rail heads carried on to their edge (PKP PLK ST-T2), the gauge widening led in from the tracks beyond the ends and from the other path of a switch; gaps between the pieces of a sweep filled with the paths which join them; Platforms and models tab left out of the track editor; laid track eased into the curvature of the one it joins with a transition curve; File > Open scenery... starts the editor again with the scenery picked from a list; the camera saved with the scenery; T and Shift+T turn each turntable to its next and previous position by event launchers written on each save; a turntable track deleted with its template; a scenery with no trainset gets a WMB10 on its first track; vehicle placed where the track is clicked; gauge check takes in the bent models; Polish translation of the editor
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feat(editor): a model or an include standing by a track bent along it (B, or the Bend along the track section of the toolset): it stays where it stood and follows the track, through the joined tracks as far as it reaches; reference point at its start, origin, middle, end or a point picked on the model, across at its origin, the side facing the track, the far side or its middle, up at its origin, bottom, top or the top of its edge by the track; the blue cross of a bent model dragged for its offset, with Shift for its height and with Ctrl along the track, the values shown at the cursor; a bent model clicked to edit; one step of the undo history; scale of the model kept, parts lit only at night left out; edges of platforms told by the name of the model and by the overhang of their edge over the foot: put 1.725 m from the axis at the height the name gives, turned with the edge to the track when they stood the other way; platforms stand on the plane of the rail heads carried on to their edge (PKP PLK ST-T2), the gauge widening led in from the tracks beyond the ends and from the other path of a switch; gaps between the pieces of a sweep filled with the paths which join them; Platforms and models tab left out of the track editor; laid track eased into the curvature of the one it joins with a transition curve; File > Open scenery... starts the editor again with the scenery picked from a list; the camera saved with the scenery; T and Shift+T turn each turntable to its next and previous position by event launchers written on each save; a turntable track deleted with its template; a scenery with no trainset gets a WMB10 on its first track; vehicle placed where the track is clicked; gauge check takes in the bent models; Polish translation of the editor
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