When I lay two track sections, save the work, get out of the route builder, get back in and rebuild the track database the DB lines are missing. What am I doing wrong?
Chuck
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Track DB lines are missing
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RE: track DB lines are missing
The first thing to check is the views option at the top of the screen. Do you have database lines (bottom option) turned on or off. You can also turn markers on and off at this location as well.Hope that is your problem, because if it isn't, well, it could be fatal eventually.J. H. Sullivan
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RE: track DB lines are missing
The DB line is checked. I would guess that I will have to reinstal MSTS.
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RE: track DB lines are missing
Chuck,I am not sure why you want to rebuild the track database when you "get back in" but that may of had something to do with it. The database should not need to be rebuilt unless there are problems with it.If you don't have a large amount of track laid you can open the route editor and click on (select) each piece of track. That should restore the database. I am sure there are other ways but this has worked for me. There are a lot of tricks in the RE you will pickup over time.Remember: Save! Save! and then Save some more! Glenn
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