Has anybody had mainline trains come in "backwards" besides Jim and me?Paul Metzger
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Has anybody had mainline trains come in "backwards" besides Jim and me?Paul Metzger
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Paul,
I just realized how this can happen. When a train file gets written to the hard drive, it contains a flag that indicates whether to enter the next map forward or reverse. If you save a train which has the reverse flag set to true as a mainline train, it will enter the map in the wrong direction! I'll have to fix this in the next version...
Jim

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Sounds good. It's not a big thing, just looks weird.Paul Metzger
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