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RailClone Pro (*) / Tiles Alignment New Topic
« Last post by HU0164 on May 07, 2024, 10:15:37 AM »Hi, I need to use the same Spline to create this type of tiling with plinths where the joints connect.
I asked the question in an old topic and didn't get an answer, so I've created a new topic.
Thank you very much.
I asked the question in an old topic and didn't get an answer, so I've created a new topic.
Thank you very much.
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RailClone Pro (*) / Re: Problem with edges of roof tiles
« Last post by HU0164 on May 06, 2024, 06:09:15 PM »Hi, there,
Is it normal to still have the same error with RailClone version 6.1.7?
Why hasn't the library been updated?
Is it normal to still have the same error with RailClone version 6.1.7?
Why hasn't the library been updated?
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Forest Pro (*) / Re: Library browser create folder or library grayed out
« Last post by Crayox on May 06, 2024, 01:14:45 PM »Ok, I needed to go to preferences and add a new path. I can edit that fine. I'm following the "Ask iToo July 2023 Livestream" tutorial for custom libraries and couldn't do what he did 
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Forest Pro (*) / Re: Library browser create folder or library grayed out
« Last post by Michal Karmazín on May 06, 2024, 12:55:30 PM »Hi,
There are two types of folders - "system folders", which are represented in blue, denoting the libraries that come packaged with Forest Pack. They are read-only by design and can't be modified from the library browser. This is because these directories are overwritten when you upgrade, so you risk losing any user-generated styles you save here. Instead, "editable user folders" are represented by a green folder. I would suggest you check the Creating Libraries tutorial - I hope you'll find it helpful.
Best regards,
There are two types of folders - "system folders", which are represented in blue, denoting the libraries that come packaged with Forest Pack. They are read-only by design and can't be modified from the library browser. This is because these directories are overwritten when you upgrade, so you risk losing any user-generated styles you save here. Instead, "editable user folders" are represented by a green folder. I would suggest you check the Creating Libraries tutorial - I hope you'll find it helpful.
Best regards,
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Forest Pro (*) / Library browser create folder or library grayed out
« Last post by Crayox on May 06, 2024, 12:43:23 PM »Hi,
like the title says. I managed to create a folder in win explorer but still I right click and both creates are greyed out for some reason.
Any ideas?
Thx
like the title says. I managed to create a folder in win explorer but still I right click and both creates are greyed out for some reason.
Any ideas?
Thx
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RailClone Pro (*) / Re: Limits Padding does not accept the result of a logical operation
« Last post by Michal Karmazín on May 06, 2024, 11:45:49 AM »Big thanks for the provided scene. It'll be investigated by our main developers. Once again, BIG thanks for your feedback.
Best regards,
Best regards,
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RailClone Pro (*) / Re: tiles alignment - how to do it ? is it possible ?
« Last post by HU0164 on May 06, 2024, 11:42:47 AM »Hi, I'm having the same problem.
Is there a more recent procedure for obtaining this result?
Is there a more recent procedure for obtaining this result?
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RailClone Pro (*) / Re: Randomize Behaviour
« Last post by Dragan on May 06, 2024, 11:27:43 AM »Well, there is a trick that could be used if you are ok with slightly scaled segments and include some nesting.
Since all segments are randomized the final size is unpredictable so you need either to scale/cut a final segment or to fit all of them into one size and as a result you will get slightly scaled segments from the original size.
Since all segments are randomized the final size is unpredictable so you need either to scale/cut a final segment or to fit all of them into one size and as a result you will get slightly scaled segments from the original size.
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RailClone Pro (*) / Re: Limits Padding does not accept the result of a logical operation
« Last post by Dragan on May 06, 2024, 11:06:32 AM »Limit paddings are often broken when Marker Data is involved except in Free Mode but this is for another topic and another example..
note: I have found a workaround for the problem so, please don`t waste your time finding one (using multiple generators with different ID limits and padding settings), but for more complex graph this is an issue.
Thank You.
note: I have found a workaround for the problem so, please don`t waste your time finding one (using multiple generators with different ID limits and padding settings), but for more complex graph this is an issue.
Thank You.
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RailClone Pro (*) / Re: Randomize Behaviour
« Last post by Michal Karmazín on May 06, 2024, 09:09:00 AM »Hi,
Unfortunately, this is a limitation of the Adaptive mode which expects all the segments to be of the same size in order to be scaled accurately to fit the path. Due to the order of operations, it isn't possible to adaptively scale segments of different lengths.
The usual workaround is to prepare the geometry so that they are combined to form segments of the same length on the X-axis. You can see examples of this in this closely related post.
As mentioned in the Chapter 2 of our Next Steps with RailClone guide: "If you use default segments with different lengths and adaptive mode, you could find that the final segment sometimes overshoots the ends of the path. The Adaptive algorithm is only able to accurately scale the meshes if they are identically sized on the X-axis. So if you plan on using this mode with multiple segments, ensure they are all the same size."
I hope that clears it up.
Best regards,
Unfortunately, this is a limitation of the Adaptive mode which expects all the segments to be of the same size in order to be scaled accurately to fit the path. Due to the order of operations, it isn't possible to adaptively scale segments of different lengths.
The usual workaround is to prepare the geometry so that they are combined to form segments of the same length on the X-axis. You can see examples of this in this closely related post.
As mentioned in the Chapter 2 of our Next Steps with RailClone guide: "If you use default segments with different lengths and adaptive mode, you could find that the final segment sometimes overshoots the ends of the path. The Adaptive algorithm is only able to accurately scale the meshes if they are identically sized on the X-axis. So if you plan on using this mode with multiple segments, ensure they are all the same size."
I hope that clears it up.
Best regards,
