Has anyone succesfully made a complete loop. I am having trouble connecting the ends. Is there a trick or something?KingJPW
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RE: How to connect a loop
Last night I tried to make the most simple loop possible; a circle. Well, I the editor gave me a very clear message saying that 'circular routes are not supported.' Maybe this was too hard to code. I guess we a stuck with point-to-point operations. Bummer.KingJPW
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RE: How to connect a loop
The reversing loop I specified in my note posted on this page works fine. Yes, it is difficult to connect the ends because, starting and ending with switch sections, you get an offset so the connection is not straight. But I did it with dynamic track putting a slight 'S' in the middle. You have to follow my directions exactly.
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