Spline Adder - Free Unreal editor tool

[@uac_corporation7236]

was playing around with this and found that it could be made so that things like railroad/road/river meshes are connected like as in seamless and not have a gap between the meshes, its a fab tool and aplaude you, keep up the good work, also this tool works in UE5 too

[@SuperGrynio]

hello, very nice tool, but I can't download it.

[@miloszgierczak4806]

do you know how to edit this tool and ada a possibility for better (more accurate) rotation of meshes following the spline? I wish i could do a fence which sticks to the another module, im really missing this feature!

[@nixies78]

When you say more accurate rotation, what settings would you exactly like? Also the fence request could you give me more specifics? When I have time I will update. I already have made some changes.

[@miloszgierczak4806]

@@nixies78 for example: I want to make a railguards /crash barriers, and i have got a mesh module, when I move the spline and add points on it, I wish meshes could stick to each other and create a solid barrier. Or for example bridge, you add a mesh into parameter slots, and add points to the spline and meshes build up and create a bridge with collisions for you. For example bridge is based on 3 meshes "start - middle - end" and you can add those settings to spline tool - add 3 instances and define "use mesh A on start of the spline", "use B mesh in the middle points" and "use C mesh in the end of the spline"

[@miloszgierczak4806]

@@nixies78 thank you for reply!

[@zigglyDev]

Looks amazing. I was thinking to use spline mesh to create snake game but I can't figure out how to add movement to spline mesh and ability to increase mesh on runtime. Do you have any idea?

[@nixies78]

Hmm, to be honest I wouldn't use a Spline mesh for something like this I would probably create a skeletal mesh. Then you could hide and shrink bone parts as you go along. Setting up physics constraints on skeletal mesh would create the effect you are looking for.

[@zigglyDev]

@@nixies78 yeah thats sound much better, ill try with 3-4 skeletal mesh in one character and adding physics constraints between them. hope it works :P