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When starting to explore the new ADFRR route, I find that going from BWF Lumber to the US Forestry Site appears to start me facing the wrong way - leading to an inescapable dead end.Is there an easy way to redirect this run?I should explain that I have never written an activity, so, if that's what's necessary, please keep that in mind.Thanks.Jon
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Hi Jon,The path that loads when you start exlore route is designed for the two BWF activities which starts with the engine facing the end of the siding. The way to change that would be to create a different path out of the area. To use the path you have you will have run in reverse out to the main.RegardsEric
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LAST EDITED ON Apr-26-03 AT 07:55 PM (EDT)
Thanks Eric for the early anwer. Jon, sorry about that. I thought long and hard about that, but didn't have any choice but to leave it in since that's the way two of the activities start. It has to be visible or it can't be used in the activity. As Eric said it was made to pick up the cars that are there in the sawmill and then back out heading to the main, reversing directions and heading NorthEast.There are two of them in there .. one for picking them up with regular couplers and one to pick them up with front couplers which is much harder.There was really no place graceful to put a note about it.
RobertR .. ADF-M&RM at http://www.adfrr.com
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Thanks to both of you - it's so much easier when you know how....Jon
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