OkrasaGhia, Are you taking requests for new track piece

If so, here are a few.These first two will allow you to create any degree arc by combining them with the 5d, 10d, and 20d.A1t500r1d
A1t500r2dAnother set that would be nice is a 750r set
A1t750r1d
A1t750r2d
A1t750r5d
A1t750r10d
A1t750r20dThanks for considering this request.Lawrence

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Ahmm da yeah I'm listening when people ask for different track sections though I make no promises whether I do it or when it's released.
Your request is noted.
I take it next up are a2t750r*d, a3t750r*d & a4t750r*d?
And then curved switches to match those a2t750r*d. And after that ...


//Okrasa
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okrasaghia @ yahoo.com
http://www.geocities.com/okrasaghia
http://www.geocities.com/okrasaghia/XTracks



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Diesels: SW8 16, F3 53, F7 54, FP7 57, CPA 58, RDC 61, GP7 81, GP9 82, RS11 86, H16 87, TM 88

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>Ahmm da yeah I'm listening when people ask for different
>track sections though I make no promises whether I do it or
>when it's released.
>Your request is noted.
>I take it next up are a2t750r*d, a3t750r*d & a4t750r*d?
>And then curved switches to match those a2t750r*d. And after
>that ... Actually, since I don't do much 2+ track work, that is not a priority to me.I like to not use dynamic, and what you have created so far has made that a real possibility. I have been using the 3dEndPoint to nudge the track when 5d, 10, and 20d don't fit well. That was the reason behind the 1d and 2d request. I also like to keep as close to the prototypical route as possible. Whereas the 250, 500, 1000, 1500, 2000, 4000, 8000 are all nice and I can easily work within them, a 750 set would also be very nice. However, I think that the 1d and 2d are the most important to fill in a hole that currently exists.Thanks for considering this. Lawrence

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Sounds like a great idea to me! Okrasa, I want to thank you for your excellent work in this project. I don't know why I waited so long to install it. Xtracks has made laying track on the Columbia Gorge so much easier. It has cut down on the need for dymanic tracks (@$#?!!**) by about 90%. I still need to put in an occasional "filler" piece. Thanks again and keep up the good work.Cal Rasmussen
Beaverton, ORColumbia Gorge Route (The Dalles Yard done, proceeding to lay track Westward approaching an East/West region boundary. Keep your fingers crossed!)

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Or,If that's too much like work 2.5 degree versions would be very helpful. Hey Lawrence,I thought you said recently that with the existing Xtracks only us nanometer types would need anything else . Ya joining the club or somethin'?Richard

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>Hey Lawrence,
>
>I thought you said recently that with the existing Xtracks
>only us nanometer types would need anything else . Ya
>joining the club or somethin'?
>
>Richard I stand (or is it sit) chastened! Well, I did have to break down and use dynamic ::shudder:: track a couple of times in the last day or two. That is only because I am "beta testing" some software that integrates DEM data and DEM-like data from several sources. Therefore, I am re-laying track.I am finding that markers created via this new process to be extremely accurate to the Dem-ex created terrain, extremely accurate. You can almost visualize the trackbed!So, this has brought me into the nanometer club, if you please.Oh, with this new process, your markers for tracks, roads, rivers, buildings, anything you want, are equally accurate. It has increased the accuracy of "prototypical" routes 100 fold. Lawrenceps. The natural questions are what is it and when will it be released. Answer to first question, I'm not saying. When the author wants to announce it, it will be announced. Answer to second question, when it's ready. lrk

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Okay, I'll have it in mind.
One thing, the a1t500r1d & a1t500r2d IS available in XTracks 3.3!
My misstake not listing it in the documentation (though the narrow gaúge versions are in).


//Okrasa
Chief Engineer
okrasaghia @ yahoo.com
http://www.geocities.com/okrasaghia
http://www.geocities.com/okrasaghia/XTracks



Steam: 4-4-0 8, 0-4-0ST 9, 0-6-0 12, 0-8-0 15, 2-6-0 25, 2-8-0 27, 2-6-6-2 37, 2-8-2 40, 4-6-2 56
Diesels: SW8 16, F3 53, F7 54, FP7 57, CPA 58, RDC 61, GP7 81, GP9 82, RS11 86, H16 87, TM 88

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>Okay, I'll have it in mind.
>One thing, the a1t500r1d & a1t500r2d IS available in XTracks
>3.3! Hmmm. Can't find them. Looked in the Global/Shapes directory, not there. And, yes, I have 3.3. Also checked the archive in the file library here and they are not in it.Lawrence

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Strange, I know I made them but I'll check it when I get back home.
Or was that only the narrow gauge versions cause there's no narrow gauge dynamic? Could be, difficult to remember each and every section availabl in XTracks these days.


//Okrasa
Chief Engineer
okrasaghia @ yahoo.com
http://www.geocities.com/okrasaghia
http://www.geocities.com/okrasaghia/XTracks



Steam: 4-4-0 8, 0-4-0ST 9, 0-6-0 12, 0-8-0 15, 2-6-0 25, 2-8-0 27, 2-6-6-2 37, 2-8-2 40, 4-6-2 56
Diesels: SW8 16, F3 53, F7 54, FP7 57, CPA 58, RDC 61, GP7 81, GP9 82, RS11 86, H16 87, TM 88

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You have 300r1d and 300r2d in narrow guage.Lawrence

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