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Member since Apr-6-03 · 50 posts

LAST EDITED ON Oct-29-03 AT 07:04 AM (EDT)

Apparently, it's still not easy to use RouteBuilder, especially for building complicated layouts. We want to help.
On the RB Homepage, you can now download the first three How To projects. They can be loaded into RB 1.1.1 and show how to build certain track layouts.
Currently, we provide the following demos:
- station at 2-track line
- station with switches, changing from one track to the other
- crossing station with switches at one-track line
Hope this helps.RouteBuilder Homepage:
http://routebuilder.bve-routes.comUwe
RB dev team

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Member since May-10-03 · 5 posts

RE: RouteBuilder How To projects

HiThough i don't post much, I have to say how wonderfull it is to have something like RB. Mind you I am still not getting far ATB
Carl
(Still trying to get to grips with RB, and everything else)

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Member since Apr-6-03 · 50 posts

RE: RouteBuilder How To projects

So the Howtos are for you If you have sugggestions for more Howtos, just tell it.Uwe

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