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GaryG (37 posts)
Dec-14-01, 02:32 PM (EST) "Can I change water levels of existing route?" HiIn my changing of the grades of Marias Pass to the protypical
values, I've run into a problem.My train turns into a submarine between MP 1199 and 1200 where
the lake is on the South of the RightOfWay.
Can I lower the "blue water" layer which I assume is placed
when the Route Geometry is done or will I have to start over?
I currently have the grades fairly accurate from MP 1198 West to
Whitefish and the scenery fixed up (to work with the new grade
levels) from about MP 1201 to Whitefish.I can actually run the heavier trains all the way from Whitefish
to Belton without having to break speed limits to get up a hill!
They do slow during the steeper climbs but no more stalling.Thanks
GaryG
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: Can I change water levels of ex... Nalle13 Dec-14-01 1 RE: Can I change water levels of ex... GaryG Dec-14-01 2
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Nalle13 (75 posts)
Dec-14-01, 03:19 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Can I change water levels of existing route?" In RE, click the "Terrain Texturing tool" (F7). Right click in the tile you want to change and select "Set tile water height". In the dialogs that follows you set the water level for each corner of the tile (the large blue one).
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GaryG (37 posts)
Dec-14-01, 06:02 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Can I change water levels of existing route?" Thank you NalleA clear concise answer that appears to let me keep the wheels
dry.Thanks a lotGaryG
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