Slidenodes are nodes that move along predefined rails. Common applications include steering racks and some suspension components like macpherson struts.
Slidenodes
Slidenodes need to have a node and rail already created to work, as they refer to both. Keep in mind that the node needs to be precisely aligned with the rail, otherwise you might experience issues as the node aligns itself on spawn.
"slidenodes": [
["id:", "railName", "attached", "fixToRail", "tolerance", "spring", "strength", "capStrength"],
["nodename", "Rail1", true, true, 0, 10000000, 100000000, 345435],
],
Required Arguments
This should match a node that has been defined in the nodes section
Rails
Rails are the tracks for slidenodes. They consist of one or multiple sections that are defined using nodes.
A rail can consist of multiple segments, and those segments do not have to be in a straight line.
"rails": {
"Rail1":{"links:":["node1", "node2", "node3", "node4"], "looped":false, "capped":true}
},
Required Arguments
table
type
List of nodes that will form the rail. This list should be at least two nodes.
"links:":["node1", "node2"],
"links:":["node1", "node2", "node3", "node4"],
