maj00r f8a12107a0 feat(editor): a switch laid with no track there, and no switch laid by a click: a press on the ground with a switch armed lays the switch there, its start where it was pressed, the direction of its main track taken from the drag once it's 4 m long and held, the drag sideways then giving the side of the diverging track, back by the start the direction free again; pressed by a free end within 5 m it goes on from that end in its direction and grade, joined to it. Its ends are left free to lay on from, styled after the track it goes on from or as the lay tool lays its tracks (editor_track::create_switch with a path_style). A press let go within 10 pixels places no switch, a slip at a crossing included, which was laid at once on the press: it's laid once dragged, its straights shown meanwhile. The hints and the panel tell of both. Selftest switchfree: Rz 60E1-300-1:9 on the ground with its four ends free, from the free end of a straight joined and walked through; a click on a straight laid none, a drag laid z1

2026-10-27 19:33:23 +01:00

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editor_tutorial

fix(editor): a track bent by its second control vector is drawn bent: the straightening of a straight with control vectors (world/Track.cpp) checked the first vector twice, so with it left along the straight the second one, dragged with the gizmo, changed the data but not the track drawn; now a straight only where both vectors lie along it or aren't given. A track bent by hand into an S between two points dragged is labelled with its length (L 77 m), not with a radius of many kilometres read off it; the "K: split here" by the cursor isn't shown while a point is dragged; Ctrl+Z takes away the warning by the cursor of what it took back (the paths that left the kept design). The tutorial clips of editing recorded again: selecting and fixing without the gizmo (a joint dragged, the warning read, Ctrl+Z), and the new one of editing with the gizmo (Q, a control vector dragged bending the track, W, E)

2026-10-25 12:57:23 +01:00

editor_pl.po

feat(editor): a switch laid with no track there, and no switch laid by a click: a press on the ground with a switch armed lays the switch there, its start where it was pressed, the direction of its main track taken from the drag once it's 4 m long and held, the drag sideways then giving the side of the diverging track, back by the start the direction free again; pressed by a free end within 5 m it goes on from that end in its direction and grade, joined to it. Its ends are left free to lay on from, styled after the track it goes on from or as the lay tool lays its tracks (editor_track::create_switch with a path_style). A press let go within 10 pixels places no switch, a slip at a crossing included, which was laid at once on the press: it's laid once dragged, its straights shown meanwhile. The hints and the panel tell of both. Selftest switchfree: Rz 60E1-300-1:9 on the ground with its four ends free, from the free end of a straight joined and walked through; a click on a straight laid none, a drag laid z1

2026-10-27 19:33:23 +01:00