Race Track Builder · published
- Added: Terrain point Edit tool.
- Added: Context menu to Fetch Points from Google again (if they were manually moved).
- Added: Hide Tracks checkbox on main toolbox.
- Added: Context menu to Delete Track/Wall Shape/Points.
- Added: Context menu to Smooth selected Track Nodes.
- Added: Hold D when lassoing Nodes in Tracks/Walls to deselect.
- Added: Hold D when lassoing Points in Tracks/Walls cross-sections to deselect.
- Added: Terrain "Lock Track Nodes" will keep Track Nodes in fixed position whilst raising/lowering/flattening points.
- Added: Backups of the Venue.bin file are created in the "\backups\" folder when saving. See Options for Backup Count.
- Improved: Interface no longer prevents user interaction (momentarily freezes) whilst flagging grounded objects.
- Improved: Flagging end node of a joined track as Grounded will also flag the other node of the joined track.
- Improved: Walls are flaged for calculation less often (more efficiently).
- Improved: String Objects that are Grounded and Tilted use faster hit-test.
- Improved: Google Fetches height data, then updates in larger batches to avoid triggering the recalculation too often.
- Fixed: Rendering of non-AC Terrain when Target set to AC would cause some rendering artifacts.
- Fixed: Couldn't open any Venue after attempting to open one with a missing texture.
- Fixed: Grounding Node for String Objects and Walls wouldn't take effect until next calculate.
- Fixed: Prevent project from being create with non-ascii characters in the path. Autodesk FBX SDK can't handle them.
- Fixed: Terrain wireframe not rendering at some angles on high areas.
- Fixed: Setting Wall LOD Out value not working.
- Fixed: Allow Venue to load when String Object is missing.
- Fixed: Straight Wall with multiple Surfaces not calculating correctly.
- Fixed: Rotate Wall Material not working when selection performed in particular order.
- Other: Updated FBX library to latest version from Autodesk in hope it would fix non-ascii character issue - it didn't.