OpenRCT2-PathBuilder

An OpenRCT2 plugin focusing on building paths. Preview version known as Footpath Erector. (*)

Building paths natural way, with mouse drag

Current state and goals of the project

• [x] Dropper style sucking of legacy paths (get style from object already present on map)
• [ ] (improve: differentiate tool icon when sucking in style/building)
• [x] Dropper for new paths
• [x] Build straight paths with mouse controled tool
• [x] Build freeform leveled rectangles of footpath (todo: gui)
• [ ] Build ZigZags for Queueues
• [x] Build paths in continuous slope up or down
• [x] Build path copying terraing and placing "bridegs" ova water
• [ ] Dropper sucking path furnishments (benches, bins...)
• [ ] Build modes above with path furnisments
• [ ] Dropper sucking nearest wall (fence)
• [ ] Build modes above with fence
• [ ] Build walls (feces) alone without path by using above mentioned
• Open to suggestions, collaboration and etc.
• [ ] Localisation of plugin (for now abandoned because of problems with runtime setting of tooltips)

Releases

Althought this is early stage, there is first release published (look right and a bit up --->) or here for v0.1 "Slopy ways"

Build from source

Start by hand

You have to manualy statisfy dependency to openrct2.d.ts, which is not included, as not to clutter the internet wires - you should have it on your system already, just copy or link it to lib - next to put-openrct2.d.ts-here.md - on systems with gnu command line tools it is of course possible to $ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/develop/distribution/openrct2.d.ts

Finnish by script

(in root directory - where rollup.config.js resides)

$ npm install
$ npm run build:dev

Internal dependencies

This plugin uses Simple OpenRCT2 plugin template with Typescript by Basssiiie. Detailed build instructions to be found in 'typescript-template-README.md'. It also uses FlexUi by Basssiiie.

Contributing, bug reporting etc.

This project considers itself part of OpenRCT2 ecosystem and as such - you are welcome to submit bug reports in issues or collaborate via PRs the way you are used to in OpenRCT2.

If you are notable/seasoned/experienced OpenRCT2 contributor/dev team member and want to cooperate on this, I (tygrysek90) am willing to add you as collaborator.

(*) Honorably sounding name had to be changed due to lewd innuendos.