need more info:
- is this premade mesh?
- circular as in left and right turns?
#Road Generation
wheat bobcat
wheat bobcat
i wanted to suggest yeah
but this is pretty 'static' way of doing it 🤷
you just want a nice perfect spherical road? no waviness?
thorny basin
hi! I think you'll have troubles with a premade mesh if you don't know the diameter and the angle of the mesh :/
why don't you want to make a function which will calculate all tri coords by yourself? It seems to be not too hard
dusky heart
'Tri coords' here just means the coordinates of the triangles that make up your road. I think the most straightforward way to do it would be something like this: assuming that the curve you've defined is a parametric one (i.e., that you can write it as x=f(t), y=g(t) ) then you can choose, say, a thousand equally spaced points along the curve, and at each one find the position and the normal vector (the normal will be the vector <g'(t), -f'(t)> , normalized) and then define the two ends of the band at that point as being the position plus and minus a constant times the normal.