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Problem with Rollins Pass Route

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Member since Apr-8-04 · 1 posts

I have encountered several problems with the Rollins Pass Route, to be specific there are two. The first occurs at several places along the line where the track is literally hanging about a 1000 feet in the air...when you go to the pass by view you are looking up at a tiny spec that is my train. Second there are a pair of bridges just east of Corona Summit...when I cross the first bridge it is as if the bridge isn't there, my train just plunges down the hill side. Any help would be greatly appreciated so I can fix this otherwise great route.Cheers,
Nick

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Member since Sep-26-03 · 169 posts

RE: Problem with Rollins Pass Route

As specified in the Readme, you must have installed Xtracks 3.9 or later and tsection.dat build 22 or later. That is your problem with the bridges. The other problem makes no sense to me. I have never heard of that one, and most people have no problems with the route. Maybe the above will fix that too. In any case, installation per the instructions will work for you. Enjoy the route.Don

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