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Nothing much is happening in the AE forum so I thought of posting this here.I'm creating 3 consists in AE. Each 1 having one car in it. I was wondering if it was possiable to "snap" 2 cars together in AE so to not have to create another consist (what I mean is creating 2 or more consists to make them snap together).I guess I could "snap" them in the sim by coupling them. But it would be nice, if it was possiable.-BeaverMon, AKA Ben-
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No, you would end up with probally a send / don't send problem. You can click "new" when placing a consist, and create another consist using the cars you want, and the number of cars you want. It doesn't have to have a engine.Chris Bogley
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I understand. Thanks for the reply.-BeaverMon, AKA Ben-
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Once the consist is loose in the activity, click on it, and add another car to it. That usually works for me.
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Hi,It is a long time ago that I played with the AE.
But I remember that it is possible to move loose consists in AE by using your mouse. I don't remember which button, but with one of button kept down, you can drag a loose consist along track and through switches.Dick van den Hoven
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