Add RailIndex function for objects #1012
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#1009
Unfinished WIP.
Current progress:
The creation of objects (in master) uses a large number of parameters, which are often passed through two or three levels of function calls.
This refactors them into a single helper struct.
Next job is to save the rail index in the animated object, and provide an appropriate function accessor for them.
Risks:
Minor, however this changes a lot of places. If we manage to get the starting / ending distances bugged somewhere, this is likely to lead to visibility gliches.
Needs careful testing....