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ferrovipatheMember since Apr-7-03 · 72 postsNov 27, 2003 4:01 PM

Hi !After the very good first post of John (seaview69au)
http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID17/1050.html
about a new formulae to compute deviance of tracks in curves or switches, I write some explains in hurry for people who want to understand a little more.You can find them at:http://ferrovipathe.free.fr/Docs/Computes.doc.An little advise: load and print it, it's in Word and take only 2 sheets.If you have some questions, post here or mail me at
Jean-Louis.coste@nck.ap-hop-paris.frI'll try to answer at fast as possible.All the best.

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Arthur HalfMember since May-8-03 · 43 postsNov 27, 2003 4:57 PM

RE: How computes deviance of tracks

..............and I thought route building was easy On serious side I think it goes to show the time and effort that goes into route building and its not as easy as it looks. Keep up the good work route builders. Bottom of the class,
Old Arthur

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