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[[Image:rcg_controlpoint.png|thumb|right|200px|A Control Point.]]The Roller Coaster Generator helps to create and manage series of objects which are produce usually a road or curve or loop or section together. The main idea is to use Control Points as points which mark track of the series of objects. Roller Coaster Generator contains an Element Definition Format for the editor, and also cooperates with the editor while it is running. It is also possible to use easily the mathematical algorithm which calculates the element positions and rotations by the Roller Coaster Generator.
[[Image:rcg_controlpoint.png|thumb|right|200px|A Control Point from v2.0.]]The Roller Coaster Generator helps to create and manage series of objects which are produce usually a road or curve or loop or section together. The main idea is to use Control Points as points which mark track of the series of objects. Roller Coaster Generator contains an Element Definition Format for the editor, and also cooperates with the editor while it is running. It is also possible to use easily the mathematical algorithm which calculates the element positions and rotations by the Roller Coaster Generator.


==History and Concept==
==History and Concept==

Revision as of 17:38, 28 April 2010

A Control Point from v2.0.

The Roller Coaster Generator helps to create and manage series of objects which are produce usually a road or curve or loop or section together. The main idea is to use Control Points as points which mark track of the series of objects. Roller Coaster Generator contains an Element Definition Format for the editor, and also cooperates with the editor while it is running. It is also possible to use easily the mathematical algorithm which calculates the element positions and rotations by the Roller Coaster Generator.

History and Concept

History and main concept

Usage

Setup

Basic usage

Relative position/rotation

See also

External links