Node Tool

Changes the height of track or street nodes. An optimizing tool for - butt joints - transition joints - end nodes - connection curves - junctions/switches - intersections/crossovers - level crossings Mark the node with the 'Marker Node', selectable at the 'Assets' menu in the 'Tools' category. Then choose the Node Tool (yellow dot with gray intersection icon) also located there and click on the node to be raised or lowered. As an additional option, there is also the possibility of 'flattening' butt joints and end nodes, i.e. setting the inclination of the adjacent segments to zero. In this way, routes and especially bridges can be straightened vertically. Important notes: - The mod 'Marker Node' from Version 1. 3 (preferably from 1. 7) must be installed. - Special information on the individual settings is available as tooltips in the 'Assets' 'Settings' dialog: Simply touch the corresponding elements with the mouse cursor! - Nodes within constructions (stations, rigid segments or switches) cannot be edited. - If necessary, additional nodes within a segment can be created by splitting it with a splitter tool. - Use at streets in built-up areas leads to the destruction of the adjacent AI development. - Apart from the 'Flatten' option, the inclination of adjacent segments cannot be changed with this tool. This means that bumps can occur, especially with larger height changes. These can be eliminated with the 'Ramp Equalizer' mod. - This mod can also be used to achieve very curious results. There is no undo function. You should know what you are doing! ;-) - If 'Auto-delete marker' is deactivated, the height can be changed in steps without setting the marker again. - The message 'Too much slope' can be skipped by switching off 'Check collision and limits'. However, it does mean that a potentially problematic inclination will actually occur. - The integrated information panel offers a control option. In addition, the mod 'Info-Tool' is recommended. The position of the node