> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://quasistellar-game-development.gitbook.io/town-generator/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://quasistellar-game-development.gitbook.io/town-generator/tutorials/roads.md). # Roads ### Video Tutorial {% embed url="" %} ### Tutorial 1. To add a Road, select an existing Sector or Town Generator (if you have no sectors), click on the Functions tab and then on Add Road under the Create heading:
2. To edit the new Road, ensure that it is selected and switch to the Spline Context:
3. Then click on Create Spline:
4. Next, click in the scene to add points to the Road's Spline, where ever you would like the road:
5. Click the Spline tool again to stop adding points:
6. While still in the Spline Context, you can select the individual spline points and move them around. The points will automatically be aligned to the terrain.
7. In order to change the Road's Material, select the Road and go the it's Mesh Renderer component and change it's Material.
8. The Material texture scale can be changed under the Road component's General tab:
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