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I am feeling really stupid. I downloaded Paul's GM&O route and I found how to get to the consist editor. I have not figured out how to get the program to acknowledge the route. Thanks for your help. I am obviously new to this program.
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Hi Doug:First, welcome to the fun hobby of V scaling! For a route to be recognized within the Simulator, it will have to have a path or paths. Using your file browser, check the GM&O route's "Paths" folder to see if there are any paths therein. If not, that will need to be fixed first.
Andre MingVisit VSC's temporary web page at: http://www.vscalecreations.comVisit VSC's Forum at: http://www.3DTrains.com
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Make sure you read the readme file that is included with the route and follow the installation instruction EXACTLY!Cal Rasmussen
Beaverton, OR
(My email is in my profile)Columbia Gorge Route (Phase 2-- Started)
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Well, I got the editor to see that the route was in the directory. I tried to setup the consists and all, but I don' quite have it yet. Thanks so far for your help.
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