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Member since Jul-3-03 · 71 posts


HiI have now discovered another problem with my trackwork on the way in to the terminal station. When the route is first rendered by trackviewer (and in BVE) then there are 3 sets of points missing despite the freeobj command being in the correct place. The confusing point is that if I move forward to the station and then back, the points are there. I cannot for the life of me figure out what the hell is going on...Someone help!!Cheers

Chris H
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Member since Apr-8-03 · 272 posts

RE: Another problem to big for my brain...

>
>Hi
>
>I have now discovered another problem with my trackwork on
>the way in to the terminal station. When the route is first
>rendered by trackviewer (and in BVE) then there are 3 sets
>of points missing despite the freeobj command being in the
>correct place.
>
>The confusing point is that if I move forward to the station
>and then back, the points are there. I cannot for the life
>of me figure out what the hell is going on...
>
>Someone help!!
>
>Cheers That sounds familiar! Is there a point in the routefile where the number (position in metres) is smaller then the number before; e.g:
8000, .form 0;L,
8025, .form 0;L,
8050, .form 0;L,
875, .freeobj x;x,

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Member since Jul-3-03 · 71 posts

RE: Another problem to big for my brain...

Its always something simple, isn't it. I spent ages looking for a problem but couldn't find anything wrong... just a typo.. one value was 34xxx instead of 33xxxI feel sheepish Cheers for that Nathan.. oh well, onwards with the coding... still gave me a break for a while.

Chris H
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RE: Another problem to big for my brain...

Another problem to big for my brain – image 1

>I spent ages looking for a problem but couldn't find
>anything wrong... just a typo.. one value was 34xxx instead
>of 33xxx You can always use BRR to check whether you have a wrong distance order now!

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