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Roadwright
OBSERVEDDraw a wheel shape and see the road profile it would roll on
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- OCT 22
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Roadwright is a browser-based tool for drawing a wheel outline and generating the road profile that the shape would need to roll smoothly along. It offers several preset shapes (octagon, square, circle, pentagon, hexagon, triangle, rounded rectangle, star, crescent) as well as free drawing, and reports metrics like catch percentage, roll speed, and wheelbase. It includes export options such as copying a link, saving a PNG, generating a cut file, or recording a loop. The source code is available on GitHub.
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