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Builderbob: Roll description

2019-06-08T23:28:24Z

Roll description

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	====rotate-yz-range====		====rotate-yz-range====
	:Type: Decimal Pair		:Type: Decimal Pair
	:Desc: Allows 'rolling' of the asset along its Y axis where the first and second values reflect the number of degrees from normal orientation. For example, if the first value is -20 and the second is 20 then the asset can be rolled anywhere within 40 degrees of arc. By default, objects have a roll range of 0 to 0 (i.e. no roll). Rolling is performed in Surveyor by holding 'shift' while using the object rotate tool.		:Desc: Allows 'rolling' of the asset along its Y axis where the first and second values reflect the number of degrees from normal orientation. For example, if the first value is -20 and the second is 20 then the asset can be rolled anywhere within 40 degrees of arc. By default, objects have a roll range of 0 to 0 (i.e. no roll). Rolling is performed in Surveyor by holding 'shift' while using the object rotate tool. The roll range values must be specified from smaller to larger, such as -20,20 or 0,10.

	====rollstep====		====rollstep====
	:Type: Decimal		:Type: Decimal
	:Desc: Specifies the step size of roll in degrees and is used in conjunction with rotate-yz-range. For example, if rotate-yz-range is (-10, 10), and rollstep is 5, then the allowable roll is -10, 5, 0, 5, and 10. The default rollstep is 1.0		:Desc: Specifies the step size of roll in degrees and is used in conjunction with rotate-yz-range. For example, if rotate-yz-range is (-10, 10), and rollstep is 5, then the allowable roll is -10, 5, 0, 5, and 10. The default rollstep is approximately 0.5.

	====rotstep====		====rotstep====

Builderbob: Compulsory and default.

2019-01-14T22:58:06Z

Compulsory and default.

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	====height-range====		====height-range====
	:Type: Decimal Pair		:Type: Decimal Pair
	:Desc: Allows you to specify a range, in meters, for ~~Surveyors~~ height adjustment tool, ~~this~~ is ~~handy when creating assets that may be placed on uneven~~ ground.		:Compulsory: No
			:Default: No height range restriction is applied.
			:Desc: Allows you to specify a range, in meters, for Surveyor's height adjustment tool. A value of 0,0 means the height range is fixed at ground level.

	====icon-texture====		====icon-texture====
	:Type: Image File		:Type: Image File

Windwalkr: /* nightmode */

2015-10-15T10:50:31Z

nightmode

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	====nightmode====		====nightmode====
	:Type: Selection		:Type: Selection
	:Desc: Specifies how/when to use a night mesh specified in the mesh table. Requires ~~a 'default-~~night~~' mesh~~ to be added to the [[%22mesh-table%22_Container\|mesh-table]]. ~~May~~ be one of the following values:		:Desc: Specifies how/when to use a night mesh specified in the mesh table. Requires one or more night meshes to be added to the [[%22mesh-table%22_Container\|mesh-table]], which are identified by the 'night-mesh-base' tag. 'nightmode' must be one of the following values:
	:*''home'' - switches on night effect at dusk and off sometime during the night		:*''home'' - switches on night effect at dusk and off sometime during the night
	:*''lamp'' - switches the night effect on from dusk to dawn		:*''lamp'' - switches the night effect on from dusk to dawn
	:*''constant'' - lights are on day and night		:*''constant'' - lights are on day and night
	:*''none'' - no lights (default)		:*''none'' - no lights (default)

	====queues====		====queues====
	:Type: [[%22queues%22_Container\|Queues Container]]		:Type: [[%22queues%22_Container\|Queues Container]]

Pcas1986 at 06:17, 19 February 2014

2014-02-19T06:17:20Z

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	====queues====		====queues====
	:Type: [[%22queues%22_Container\|Queues Container]]		:Type: [[%22queues%22_Container\|Queues Container]]
	:Desc: A queue container is used by certain asset types (such as industries and rolling stock) to 'hold' product. Queue containers can make use of animated meshes or custom attachments to visually represent the amount of product they hold in game.		:Desc: A queue container is used by certain asset types (such as stations, industries and rolling stock) to 'hold' product. Passengers are 'product' for queue purposes. Queue containers can make use of animated meshes or custom attachments to visually represent the amount of product they hold in game.
	====random-color-high-hsb====		====random-color-high-hsb====
	:Type: Color ([[hue-saturation-brightness\|HSB]])		:Type: Color ([[hue-saturation-brightness\|HSB]])

Pcas1986 at 05:38, 19 February 2014

2014-02-19T05:38:58Z

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	snapgrid 0		snapgrid 0
	dighole 0,0		dighole 0,0
			interior ""
	soundscript		soundscript
	{		{
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	:Type: Image File		:Type: Image File
	:Desc: Specifies an icon texture for the asset. Icons are used as thumbnails in various asset lists in Surveyor and can alternatively be specified using a thumbnail container.		:Desc: Specifies an icon texture for the asset. Icons are used as thumbnails in various asset lists in Surveyor and can alternatively be specified using a thumbnail container.
			====interior====
			:Type: [[KUID]]
			:Desc: Specifies an [[KIND_Interior\|interior]] asset. Optional.
	====nightmode====		====nightmode====
	:Type: Selection		:Type: Selection

Pcas1986: Correction

2014-02-09T02:39:37Z

Correction

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	backdrop 0		backdrop 0
	~~camera-collidable 0~~
	collate-meshes 0		collate-meshes 0
	random-color-low-hsb 0,0,100		random-color-low-hsb 0,0,100
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	====camera-collidable====		====camera-collidable====
	:Type: Integer		:Type: Integer
	:Desc: ~~TBD~~.		:Desc: This tag is not used in Trainz.
	====collate-meshes====		====collate-meshes====
	:Type: Boolean		:Type: Boolean

Pcas1986: Added camera-collidable

2014-02-09T01:33:36Z

Added camera-collidable

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	backdrop 0		backdrop 0
			camera-collidable 0
	collate-meshes 0		collate-meshes 0
	random-color-low-hsb 0,0,100		random-color-low-hsb 0,0,100
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	:Type: Boolean		:Type: Boolean
	:Desc: If true then this signifies that the asset is a "backdrop". Backdrops are used to create the illusion of distant terrain in a route. To achieve this a backdrop has a much greater draw distance than other scenery assets so that it is visible from much farther away. Also, backdrops are not z-sorted, meaning that they will always appear 'behind' other scenery regardless of their actual position in the world. For this reason, backdrop objects should never be placed near the track.		:Desc: If true then this signifies that the asset is a "backdrop". Backdrops are used to create the illusion of distant terrain in a route. To achieve this a backdrop has a much greater draw distance than other scenery assets so that it is visible from much farther away. Also, backdrops are not z-sorted, meaning that they will always appear 'behind' other scenery regardless of their actual position in the world. For this reason, backdrop objects should never be placed near the track.
			====camera-collidable====
			:Type: Integer
			:Desc: TBD.
	====collate-meshes====		====collate-meshes====
	:Type: Boolean		:Type: Boolean

Pcas1986: /* rollstep */ Clarification

2014-01-31T03:03:41Z

rollstep: Clarification

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	====rollstep====		====rollstep====
	:Type: Decimal		:Type: Decimal
	:Desc: Specifies the ~~amount~~ of ~~each x~~-~~y rotation step~~ (~~in degrees~~) ~~when rotating an asset in Surveyor~~		:Desc: Specifies the step size of roll in degrees and is used in conjunction with rotate-yz-range. For example, if rotate-yz-range is (-10, 10), and rollstep is 5, then the allowable roll is -10, 5, 0, 5, and 10. The default rollstep is 1.0

	====rotstep====		====rotstep====
	:Type: Decimal		:Type: Decimal

Pcas1986: /* rotate-yz-range */ Clarification

2014-01-31T02:45:01Z

rotate-yz-range: Clarification

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	====rotate-yz-range====		====rotate-yz-range====
	:Type: Decimal Pair		:Type: Decimal Pair
	:Desc: Allows the ~~object to be rotated~~ along ~~it's x~~-~~y range in Surveyor~~ and ~~sets~~ the ~~maximum rotation amount~~, ~~in degrees~~. ~~X-Y rotation~~ is performed in Surveyor by holding 'shift' while using the object rotate tool.		:Desc: Allows 'rolling' of the asset along its Y axis where the first and second values reflect the number of degrees from normal orientation. For example, if the first value is -20 and the second is 20 then the asset can be rolled anywhere within 40 degrees of arc. By default, objects have a roll range of 0 to 0 (i.e. no roll). Rolling is performed in Surveyor by holding 'shift' while using the object rotate tool.

	====rollstep====		====rollstep====
	:Type: Decimal		:Type: Decimal

Pcas1986: sorted tags and amended category filter

2014-01-30T07:56:14Z

sorted tags and amended category filter

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