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There is no out of the box tool for this. You can do this though using the API:
basically, you need first to divide your mesh to 3 meshes: the road, the left curbs, the right curb. You will use each mesh in a separate curvy generator. The road one will be on the full spline, but the curbs ones will apply only on the turns. Using the API, you traverse the spline and detect the spline's tangent variation, in other words, you detect the track turns. Then you create or modify already created generators to make the generation of the curbs mesh applied only on the relevant part of the splines. The Range parameter in the Input Spline Path Rasterize Path module is key.
I hope this helped.
It seems that you didn't receive my answer to your email. Maybe it went into your spam folder? Here is the answer I send you in that email:
There is no out of the box tool for this. You can do this though using the API:
basically, you need first to divide your mesh to 3 meshes: the road, the left curbs, the right curb. You will use each mesh in a separate curvy generator. The road one will be on the full spline, but the curbs ones will apply only on the turns. Using the API, you traverse the spline and detect the spline's tangent variation, in other words, you detect the track turns. Then you create or modify already created generators to make the generation of the curbs mesh applied only on the relevant part of the splines. The Range parameter in the Input Spline Path Rasterize Path module is key.
I hope this helped.
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