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Is there a way to mix track textures on a route. I would like to model old rusty tracks that are parallel with the main route and some others going off at a distance.I hope this can be done but don't know how.
Joe simerjoe@verizon.net

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RE: New and old track textures

Hi Joe !If your Route does not use Y-Tracks everywhere because of their switches, you could use them and their Ycleantrack1 & 2.ace to create alternative tracks with their own textures such as "Rusty Rails on Old Ties". Curves are limited though, only having Switches "End" curves.There is a large selection of track textures in my collection at:
www.otto-wipfel.co.uk/downloads/tracks.zipO t t o

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Member since Oct-11-03 · 153 posts

RE: New and old track textures

hmmm. maybe i should do this with Guilford... oh wait.. all there tracks suck. my bad. lol

Shawn.
Guilford Rail System
my email
SD70ACe_GM73@yahoo.com

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