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Hello Route Designers:Is there a way to retrieve the grades or track elevation a designer used to design a route with?This data could be translated into a track profile to help know whether you were approaching a power up to power down situation.Thanks in advance.
Craig
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In the Route Editor, select each track section in turn: its slope will be shown in degrees as "elev" in the Object window.
Michael Vone
Step by Step Guide to Route Building for MSTS - http://trainsimulatorworld.com/catalog/b506.htm
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http://avsim.com/hangar/utils/mvchallenges/
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Michael:Thank you for your answer.Craig
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download a program called MSTS poker it does it all for you.http://groups.msn.com/MSTSNarrowGauge
Jonathan Lewis
jonathanmlewis@msn.com
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Hi Jonathan:Took an look at this utility, and looks good. I'm downloading now and will give it a test.Thanks again.
Craig
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