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Homemade route won't show up in game. Help!

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Member since Feb-15-03 · 3 posts

O.k., I made my own route, a rather simple one. I saved it, and it reloads into the route editor just fine. I can also load it into the activities editor and the schematic diagram looks right. Then I start the game, and my route is nowhere to be seen. I was of the impression that 'Explore Route' was enabled as soon as you saved a route, but again, nothing.
Am I missing something?
Thanks.

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RE: Homemade route won't show up in game. Help!

Homemade route won't show up in game. Help! – image 1

I would like to ammend Michael's statement. You need to create at least one path. I don't think you need an actual activity.Cal Rasmussen
Beaverton, OR
cal.rasmussen@verizon.netColumbia Gorge Route (Phase 1 track completed, road construction resumed.)

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Member since Feb-15-03 · 3 posts

RE: Homemade route won't show up in game. Help!

Well, my activity needs polishing, but at least I can explore the route now.
Thanks very much to both of you.

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