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With the blueprints I engineered yesterday, plus a couple additional variations I finished today, I got to work re-doing the road with them.

Same idea as the tubeways, ultimately: layout the pathing in foundations, and then place blueprints on top of those.

First little section looks pretty satisfying.

Unfortunately, I've already encountered an issue, the first time I tried to make a 5-degree curve. What I'm gonna need to do is make a couple more blueprint variants, for curves, where these beams and pillars don't run all the way to the end. Probably one each for 5-degree, 10-degree, and 15-degree curves. I'll only need these variants for flat segments of road, fortunately, as we already established a long time ago that you can't place incline segments in a curve.

Meanwhile, my wife had an idea while doing lighting and costmetics on Copperworks, and I helped her blueprint it out.

(that's lighting panels embedded in catwalks, in the little ridge running through the middle that's basically the exact size of the half-meter strips.

I'm definitely gonna steal this, eventually, in my own save.

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[โ€“] [email protected] 2 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

How do you curve the foundations?

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 2 weeks ago

These days, blueprints. But there's a few different techniques for building them by hand.

This video I think covers a large chunk of them.