[Script] WME RA Util

[DCLemur]

Thank you for fixing the script!

[age4670]

That sir, is a thing of beauty!! Thank you!

[dspille]

This is so great! Thank you much!

[bures]

Great job Justin! Thanks a lot.
I have only one unimportant comment. When you move a tool window, the layout changes:

[moweez]

thanks for the update and the great addition to change diameter! very very useful and working fine.

As it keeps the original creator, is it correct it is not the same as “redo” where it would be recreated?

[JustinS83]

@moweez

thanks for the update and the great addition to change diameter! very very useful and working fine.

As it keeps the original creator, is it correct it is not the same as “redo” where it would be recreated?

Correct. This moves all of the nodes to s new location whereas TB’s redo roundabout creates new segments

[moweez]

@JustinS83

@moweez

As it keeps the original creator, is it correct it is not the same as “redo” where it would be recreated?

Correct. This moves all of the nodes to s new location whereas TB’s redo roundabout creates new segments

Even better! We didn’t have that option before besides manually moving all nodes :lol:
thanks again!

[jm6087]

You give such good tools and we just want more

It would be nice to select a single junction node on a RA and be able to move it left or right along the RA.

[valginhak]

Amazing.

Thanks!

[jkl5]

@JustinS83

Update released - 2019.03.21.01

RA expansion/contraction now possible

great script

in the update window the shortcut taking to another script

[JustinS83]

@jkl5

@JustinS83

Update released - 2019.03.21.01

RA expansion/contraction now possible

great script

in the update window the shortcut taking to another script

Hah. Oops. Thanks

[JustinS83]

@jm6087

You give such good tools and we just want more

It would be nice to select a single junction node on a RA and be able to move it left or right along the RA.

Interesting idea

[WazingArch]

Thank you for this helpful and much-awaited addition to the script!

And, since we have this feature now, I’d like to give you another idea - would it be possible for the script to reset a distorted roundabout back to its circular shape.

[JustinS83]

@WazingArch

Thank you for this helpful and much-awaited addition to the script!

And, since we have this feature now, I’d like to give you another idea - would it be possible for the script to reset a distorted roundabout back to its circular shape.

…maybe…?
There would be several ways to accomplish this

• Set to the smallest radius
• Set to the largest radius
• Set to an average radius
• Set to an entered radius
  Since you can adjust the diameter I guess it doesn’t necessarily matter which?

This would only really work well on already mostly circular RAs since I don’t/won’t try to evenly space the nodes like a freshly created RA.

[iainhouse]

@JustinS83

This would only really work well on already mostly circular RAs since I don’t/won’t try to evenly space the nodes like a freshly created RA.

There’s a possible way to do that, although a bit of a kludge.

• Delete the existing roundabout and extent the connecting roads inward
• Draw a replacement roundabout
• copy the coords for the various nodes on the new roundabout
• undo the drawing actions
• re-arrange the existing nodes to match.
  That might be easy or not - I’m only floating the idea but feel free to shoot it down. :mrgreen:

[WazingArch]

@JustinS83

@WazingArch

Thank you for this helpful and much-awaited addition to the script!

And, since we have this feature now, I’d like to give you another idea - would it be possible for the script to reset a distorted roundabout back to its circular shape.

…maybe…?
There would be several ways to accomplish this

• Set to the smallest radius
• Set to the largest radius
• Set to an average radius
• Set to an entered radius
  Since you can adjust the diameter I guess it doesn’t necessarily matter which?

This would only really work well on already mostly circular RAs since I don’t/won’t try to evenly space the nodes like a freshly created RA.

Setting the radius of the roundabout to the blue helper circle, produced by the script, will do the job. This also will help solve the problem when a roundabout node is moved left or right as well as already distorted roundabouts.

[JustinS83]

@iainhouse

@JustinS83

This would only really work well on already mostly circular RAs since I don’t/won’t try to evenly space the nodes like a freshly created RA.

There’s a possible way to do that, although a bit of a kludge.

• Delete the existing roundabout and extent the connecting roads inward
• Draw a replacement roundabout
• copy the coords for the various nodes on the new roundabout
• undo the drawing actions
• re-arrange the existing nodes to match.
  That might be easy or not - I’m only floating the idea but feel free to shoot it down. :mrgreen:

pew pew pew pew

[lg1992]

@WazingArch

Thank you for this helpful and much-awaited addition to the script!

And, since we have this feature now, I’d like to give you another idea - would it be possible for the script to reset a distorted roundabout back to its circular shape.

WME Toolbox has such function - Redo roundabout.

[RussPA]

The Toolbox function rebuilds the roundabout from scratch, meaning the segments are all new. The idea with Justin’s script is to maintain segment data by adjusting the segments rather than rebuilding them

[JustinS83]

Update released - 2019.03.27.01

Added the ability to shift the A & B nodes of a single roundabout segment along the roundabout so it isn’t necessary to disconnect and reconnect after adjusting the size/position and the node no longer lines up.

This will move the selected node “in” (meaning toward the other end of the selected segment) or “out” (away from the other end of the selected segment) along the existing geometry points, shifting them between the segments.