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bobdalheim (9 posts)
Jun-02-02, 11:34 AM (EDT) "coupling routes" Can routes of different routes be strung together to make one very long route? Also can a route activity be made to use a route like a model railroad? Example use a yard to store freightcars and engines then run them to differnt locations and save for the next operating session? Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: coupling routes Colz Jun-02-02 1 RE: coupling routes kevarc Jun-02-02 2 RE: coupling routes calr Jun-02-02 3
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Colz (31 posts)
Jun-02-02, 06:00 PM (EDT) 1. "RE: coupling routes" Seeing as no one seems to be replying to your post I'll do you a diservice by saying the answers to your questions are:- Yes and No ColzIron Fettle Rail
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kevarc (918 posts)
Jun-02-02, 06:07 PM (EDT) 2. "RE: coupling routes" No, you can't do either.Kevin Arceneaux Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
calr (463 posts)
Jun-02-02, 08:05 PM (EDT) 3. "RE: coupling routes" I have to disagree on #2. Yes, you can SAVE the current state of your activity by hitting the F2 key. When you are ready to continue, don't start the activity fresh.(that won't work) Instead, start the saved activity and everything will be the way you left it.
Cal Rasmussen
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