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mhodgson (57 posts)
Feb-03-02, 01:38 PM (EST) "How to build a tunnel" I'm currently building a totally fictional route, but having little knowledge of the track editor beyond laying track and signals, need to know how to build tunnels. Can anyone give me a 'newless clubie's' guide to building a tunnel.
Thanks in advance!
Martin

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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: How to build a tunnel sundevil_1997 Feb-03-02 1 RE: How to build a tunnel chris1a1 Feb-03-02 2 RE: How to build a tunnel roycru Feb-03-02 3
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sundevil_1997 (76 posts)
Feb-03-02, 03:11 PM (EST) 1. "RE: How to build a tunnel" Search in the files section for "route help", or "tips". There is a file there that is a compilation of questions, including how to makea tunnel, and lots of other great stuff. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
chris1a1 (4 posts)
Feb-03-02, 06:14 PM (EST) 2. "RE: How to build a tunnel" goto abucus.com and buy the book,"step-by-step guide to building routes for Microsoft Train Simulator".its a downloadable adope book for $15.00,and well worth the money!!I just got it and it tells you in detail EVERYTHING you need to know.seriously!! Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
roycru (20 posts)
Feb-03-02, 07:41 PM (EST) 3. "RE: How to build a tunnel" I agree completely you must get the route building guide.I have 2 better ways to cover tunnels.1 reload tile topo after building the tunnel 2 open RE fresh to build a tunnel. After laying a section hit the ` key (in the upper LH corner)and the topo will be restored. Then uncover the section just layed.Either method is a LOT easier than covering a tunnel with the stamp or point by point. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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