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I am just starting to dabble in the editors, beginning with activity and consists. If I have a consist or am in the process of creating a consist and make an error, can I remove cars or locomotives already entered into the consist? The help file is no help.
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To remove a car from a consist, left-click on the item in question and drag it to that weird-looking icon just above the left-hand end of the consist display. Intuitive, eh?You should consider downloading ConBuilder and using that instead. It is a far better tool than the one provided.Rob.
Obo's MSTS Locomotive Catalog: http://msts.banal.net
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>You should consider downloading ConBuilder and using that
>instead. You should do more then consider it. IMO it is a must.>It is a far better tool than the one provided. Understatement of the year candidate.Brad Meyer
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Thanks to everyone who answered. I have not yet downloaded Conbuilder but will probably do so shortly. I did download Richard Garber's tutorial and have found it MARVELOUSLY helpful:0
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