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I been wanting to create a route. But after research in the RE help section, I aint no more understanding in this field than I was before. I mean I got the whole thing in my head, so clear, terrain, buildings, activity plans. But man that RE aint no joke now I need someone to tell me there is a RE tutorial that explains this RE gig. Somethin like "RE for dummies.! CSXbound
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RE: RE is calling my name...

There is a tutorial for route building. A very good one by Michael Vone. You can get it at Abacus: www.Trainsimulatorworld.com.Very good book and worth the $10.Though the book is very good, you're still at the mercy of RE. There are some parts of the book that will help explain some of Route Editors' misgivings (and that's saying it lightly). Always start small...saves on gray hairs and ulcers. Get the book. It will definately get you started. Good Luck!!Kip
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