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Columbia Gorge is back in business! – image 2

It appears that my two trouble spots have been fixed. I can drive trains through the two areas with no hits, no runs, and no errors! I did not change anything in the world files. I deleted and re-laid several sections of track and deleted a stray 10 m straight section that was buried under The Dalles Dam. I deleted all track on the spur leading to the top of the dam which included three dynamic sections. I used Xtracks sections for the entire spur except for one small piece of dynamic.I have decided to get to know the world files better. I plan to map out one tile and locate each track section in the world file. I suspect the order of objects in the file is the same as the order of track sections. If this is true, it should make it somewhat easy to locate errant entries. I am sure others have done this but I need to find out for myself.Cal Rasmussen
Beaverton, ORColumbia Gorge Route (Blasting tunnels near Lyle, Washington)

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RE: Columbia Gorge is back in business!

Whew! Glad it worked out, Cal! The good old trial by fire method can be a pretty good teacher. Happy to hear you're back on track.

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