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I've been trying to use the #10 double-slips in X-Tracks 3.7. I can't get a path through the switch in any direction because there are blue poles INSIDE the switch....Is this a problem with the switch or did I miss something in the readme?Here's what I'm seeing......
Jim Duncan
Midwest Rail Group
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Read the documentation and it is all explained.
I would recommend though that you use the 3d or 6d switches instead and build a slip out of those. Using those the slip will be fully operational which the 10d is not.
//Okrasa
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AHA! Thanks, OG.... Is there any way you can make that #10 operational next time around? Thanks!JD
Jim Duncan
Midwest Rail Group
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If I had an answer to the problems with it don't you think I would have fixed it by now?
It is operational but not fully, there are problesm when you try to select the path. It does not work in all cases.
That is why I say go with the 3d or 6d instead.
//Okrasa
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okrasa @ xtracks.tk
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