
I hope you got an idea of the problem and i hope you can fix it soon
Rick
Gotcha! heheheMehve wrote:90% certain that this isn't a bug - the problem is that some of the curves aren't actually continuous. See the picture below:
Two similar curved rails, taken from such a circle (this would be the lower-right right angle turning). While they seem to connect at first glance, if you look closely you can see that they're actually crossing each other slightly, which doesn't count as a connection. For your situation, you'll need to either enlarge the roundabout circle, or pull the main rails towards each other (only two rail spaces between them, not four).
Again, pretty sure that's what happening here. Very tricky to visually spot when the inner circle is also present. Symptoms include the inability to turn any corners in the roundabout, while maintaining the ability to go straight through in any direction.
Wow after some short testing I saw that this is the case, but because of the exits not that obvious as in your blueprint. But anyway thanks you two and sory for reporting a bug where there is none.Mehve wrote:90% certain that this isn't a bug - the problem is that some of the curves aren't actually continuous. See the picture below:
Two similar curved rails, taken from such a circle (this would be the lower-right right angle turning). While they seem to connect at first glance, if you look closely you can see that they're actually crossing each other slightly, which doesn't count as a connection. For your situation, you'll need to either enlarge the roundabout circle, or pull the main rails towards each other (only two rail spaces between them, not four).
Again, pretty sure that's what happening here. Very tricky to visually spot when the inner circle is also present. Symptoms include the inability to turn any corners in the roundabout, while maintaining the ability to go straight through in any direction.