BVE: How do i do gradient/level track?

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  • PCrail
    Member
    • Jul 2003
    • 92
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    #1

    BVE: How do i do gradient/level track?

    i have a problem with a section, i want my track (track 0) to go up 10% gradient and the other track (track 1) to stay level, but how do i do this? i should look like this:

    track 0 ----/////////----
    track 1 -
    ----------------

    - =level track
    / =gradient

    pleas help,
    Cheers,
    James
  • cjh401
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2003
    • 139
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    #2
    RE: How do i do gradient/level track?

    This can be achieved by the use of the .height and .pitch commands.

    If you put .pitch x and .height y at the point where the gradient starts. Where x is whatever gradient you want (I forget how to work this out, sorry), and y is teh original height of the track, usually 0.5m ish. Then at theend of the gradient place another set of these commands, where x=0 and y is however high track 0 should be after the gradient. This way your track elevates.

    The grounds you use should fall away from your track and so by working out how far below your track the other rails are, you can get the desired effects.

    HTH,

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    • tof63
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2003
      • 392
      • Turin, Italy.

      #3
      RE: How do i do gradient/level track?

      Track.Rail Index; X; Y; IdxStType

      You can use the third parameter Y (the height related to rail(0).

      By ex.:
      ...
      1225, .pitch 100
      1225, .Rail 1; 4; 0; 6
      1250, .Rail 1; 4; 2,5; 6
      1275, .Rail 1; 4; 5; 6
      1300, .Rail 1; 4; 7,5; 6
      1325, .Rail 1; 4; 10; 6
      ...

      Luigi Cartello


      Luigi Cartello

      http://bve.altervista.org

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      • cjh401
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2003
        • 139
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        #4
        RE: How do i do gradient/level track?


        Oh yeah, I forgot about that bit... whoops :+

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