Hello,
In the meantime I gathered further experience with S2. Some things are really good, but the handling of composite splines is almost impossible.
A good example is a catenary spline. For a small Dutch module I use:
<kuid:49267:37022> NS Cat 2t 5x40 con
<kuid:49267:37016> NS Cat 3t 5x40m
<kuid:49267:37017> NS Cat 4t 5x40m
<kuid:49267:37002> NS Cat wire 40m
Make a stretch of NS Cat 3t 5x40m. Move it around a little, so that it creates intermediate portals. You will soon find that some of the wire has come off, got connected onto another piece in one way or another.
Attach a second piece of the same spline asset. Create an intermediate spline point.
After some fiddling with it, you will find that the structure of wires is entire lost.
I lost track of some wire, but later I discovered that it had taken a side road into the landscape, presumably because at some stage I had moved a portal to the side
Another test:
Try adding an additional wire diagonally between two neighbouring wires, like it is above a junction. It won't work. The wire will not connect to the proper point on the portal. It may, however create a U-turn with one of the other wires...
All this is easily done in S1 without messing up the asset. I had to do it in S1 to create what I wanted.
Regards,
Paul
In the meantime I gathered further experience with S2. Some things are really good, but the handling of composite splines is almost impossible.
A good example is a catenary spline. For a small Dutch module I use:
<kuid:49267:37022> NS Cat 2t 5x40 con
<kuid:49267:37016> NS Cat 3t 5x40m
<kuid:49267:37017> NS Cat 4t 5x40m
<kuid:49267:37002> NS Cat wire 40m
Make a stretch of NS Cat 3t 5x40m. Move it around a little, so that it creates intermediate portals. You will soon find that some of the wire has come off, got connected onto another piece in one way or another.
Attach a second piece of the same spline asset. Create an intermediate spline point.
After some fiddling with it, you will find that the structure of wires is entire lost.
I lost track of some wire, but later I discovered that it had taken a side road into the landscape, presumably because at some stage I had moved a portal to the side
Another test:
Try adding an additional wire diagonally between two neighbouring wires, like it is above a junction. It won't work. The wire will not connect to the proper point on the portal. It may, however create a U-turn with one of the other wires...
All this is easily done in S1 without messing up the asset. I had to do it in S1 to create what I wanted.
Regards,
Paul