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Road Properties Panel

When you single-click a road with the left mouse button, the corresponding Road Properties panel opens on the right side of the canvas.

Road Properties panel screenshot

Road properties panel: identification, road and lane settings, elevation, display toggles, advanced tools

Sections in the Panel

Identification

Field Purpose
Road ID Unique system ID for the road (read-only).
Road Name Editable name of the road.
Road Length Total length of the road (read-only, updates automatically).

Road Properties

Field Purpose
Road type Category for the road (for example motorway vs urban).
Speed Design or legal speed with a unit (for example m/s or km/h—check the dropdown).
Junction ID Associates the road with a junction when applicable (-1 or empty often means “no junction”).

Lane Configuration

Field Purpose
Lane count Number of lanes on this road (road-level default; you can still refine per lane later).
All lane width A uniform width applied across lanes when using this shortcut (use 0 or leave default if you set width per lane elsewhere).
Marking width Width used for painted markings (centre line, lane separators) where the product applies it at road level.
Center marking type Style of the centre marking between opposing directions (for example none, solid, dashed).

Elevation

Opens the elevation editor for the road’s vertical profile. This is used to define and adjust road heights and slopes, and to align the road with elevation or design requirements.
Road Elevation editor screenshot

Road Elevation editor: Height, Angle, Offset fields, profile graph, and Reset Elevation button

Display Options

It controls what is shown for the selected road in the editor. They only affect visibility and do not change or delete any data.

Field Purpose
Toggle Controls Show or hide edit handles and control points on the canvas.
Toggle Slots Show or hide lane slots and connection points used for linking roads and lanes.
Toggle Objects Show or hide objects placed on the road.
Toggle Signals Show or hide signals such as traffic signs and lights.

Advance Tools

Field Purpose
Helper road An extra support path used while creating or editing a main path or shape. It helps guide the process but is not part of the final result.
Manual geometry Lets you directly control and shape the path yourself instead of the system automatically adjusting it.