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Member since Apr-11-03 · 1 posts

hi im having trouble making a shunting activity, how do you get one to work? i looked on the Marias pass route and the path was a short yellow line in one of the sidings. How do i add things to the work order so the jobs appear in the activity. Please help thanks

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RE: Shunting activity

the yellow line means that it is a passing path. You need to create the path from the start.Kevin Arceneaux
DEFAULT IS FOR DUMMIESShunting activity – image 1

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RE: Shunting activity

Your best bet for the 2nd part of your question would be to get hold of Rich Garber's 'book' titled "Step-by-Step Guide to Train Sim Activities". It is avalaible for a small fee as a download version only at Abacus Sotware. The book is at this web page: http://trainsimulatorworld.com/The elaboration of the Work Order is not too hard to master but it would take far much information in posting here than is normally permitted in threads like these.Hope this helps.PG B

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