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	Currently, the Track Vertex Properties are used to configure the [[HowTo/Use_Superelevation\|Superelevation]] of track on curves.		Currently, the Track Vertex Properties are used to configure the [[HowTo/Use_Superelevation\|Superelevation]] of track on curves.

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	Currently, the Track Vertex Properties are used to configure the [[HowTo/Use_Superelevation\|Superelevation]] of track on curves.		Currently, the Track Vertex Properties are used to configure the [[HowTo/Use_Superelevation\|Superelevation]] of track on curves.

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	Track Mode is the default mode for the Track Tools. Click LMB on Track Mode (T) to change the Track Tab menu to the Tracks Mode menu.		Track Mode is the default mode for the Track Tools. Click LMB on Track Mode (T) to change the Track Tab menu to the Tracks Mode menu.
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	=== [[File:Track list.jpg\|90px]] Track selection ===		=== [[File:Track list.jpg\|90px]] Track selection ===

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	=Track mode=		Track Mode is the default mode for the Track Tools. Click LMB on Track Mode (T) to change the Track Tab menu to the Tracks Mode menu.
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			=== [[File:Track list.jpg\|90px]] Track selection ===
			To choose a track use the arrows pointing up and down to the right of the list to navigate it. Click LMB on a name and it will show the model on the screen below. Alternatively write the name of the particular track on the textbox over the list.
	=== [[File:Object add.jpg]] Add Track ===		=== [[File:Object add.jpg]] Add Track ===
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	the radius measured in meters so a low number means a		the radius measured in meters so a low number means a
	tight curve and a high number means a straighter track.		tight curve and a high number means a straighter track.

			;<big> See Also </big>
			* [[Help:Surveyor_Track Tools]]
			* [[Help:Surveyor_Tools]]
			* [[Help:Surveyor]]

			[[Category:Help\|Surveyor Track Track Mode]]

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=Track mode=
[[File:Tracks1.jpg|400px]]
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=== [[File:Object add.jpg]] Add Track ===
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Click on the Add Track (A)
tool and then Click on
the left or right arrows of the track selection dialogue to
select the type of track you wish to lay, then Click LMB on
the baseboard where you want to anchor your starting point.
Click LMB again a short distance away to place another spline
point.
To extend the track further, Click LMB again on the last spline
point (the white circle), then Click LMB once more nearby to
extend the track. Unless all three spline points are exactly in
a straight line, the track will be curved. To
connect two sections of track, drag the end spline point
of one on top of the end spline point of another and they will
automatically connect.
=== [[File:Object move.jpg]] Move Track ===
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To bend the track in any direction, select the Move
Track (M) tool and then Click LMB and hold on one
of the white spline point circles and drag it so it'll bend. The
shape of the curve is affected by how close the spline
point you are pulling is to the next spline points.
=== [[File:Split spline.jpg]] Split Spline ===
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Click on the Split Spline tool (Q) and click on a
middle spline point (white circle) in the track. The
track breaks in two at that point.
=== [[File:object get.jpg]] Get Track ===
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Click on Get Track (G) and then Click LMB on a track. Its image will appear on the Selection Window. Press “A” to change
the mode to Add Track and you will be able to lay the same one.
=== [[File:Area cancel.jpg]] Delete Track ===
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Click on Delete Track (D) then click on the bridge
section to delete it. If there are any objects on the track, they will also be deleted.
=== [[File:Straighten spline.jpg]] Straighten Track ===
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Click on Straighten Track (B) and then Click LMB on a
bent section of laid track. The section of
track will straight between the two spline points,
the next track segment will also affected (Double track cannot be straightened.
Click again on the straightened track and it will return to a curved
track.
=== [[File:Edit properties.jpg]] Edit properties ===
This can be used to name the track section and also
set its layer.
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== Advanced ==
Click LMB on the Advanced button(Shift F4) to drop down the
Advanced Track Menu.
==== [[File:Spline height.jpg]] Spline Height ====
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Click LMB the Adjust Spline
Height (H) and Click LMB and hold on a track spline
point. Drag your mouse forward and back to raise and lower
the spline point.
==== [[File:Spline point delete.jpg]] Delete Spline Point ====
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Click LMB on the Delete Spline Point (X) and Click
LMB on a track spline point . When a spline is removed the curvature of a track can be affected.
==== [[File:Spline point insert.jpg]] Insert Spline Point ====
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Click on Insert Spline Point (I) to add a new spline
point.
==== [[File:Spline smooth.jpg]] Smooth Spline ====
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Smooth Spline (S) levels the track between two spline points,
bringing the land up or down to match the leveled track.
=== [[File:Gradient get.jpg]] Get Gradient ===
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Click Get Gradient (J) and Click LMB on
a raised track section between two track spline
points. The gradient between those points is shown
in the Gradient Value box as a percentage slope.
=== [[File:Gradient apply.jpg]] Apply Gradient ===
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Enter a new gradient value in the Gradient Value
text box, then click on Apply Gradient (K).
=== [[File:Gradient remove.jpg]] Remove Gradient ===
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Click LMB on remove Gradient and then Click on a
track section to remove the gradient between two
track points.
=== [[File:vertex height get.jpg]] Get Vertex Height ===
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Click LMB on the Get Vertex Height and Click LMB
on the highest spline point on your track. The height
is displayed in the Height Value box.
=== [[File:vertex height apply.jpg]] Apply Vertex Height ===
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Click on Apply Vertex Height then Click LMB on
another spline point. The spline point is raised to
the same height as you first vertex.
=== [[File:curve radius get.jpg]] Show Curve Radius ===
Click on Show Curve Radius then move your
mouse along a track segment. The curve radius is
shown next to your mouse cursor. The number is
the radius measured in meters so a low number means a
tight curve and a high number means a straighter track.