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There have been numerous discussions about the green “pacman” dots in sidings. I’ve found by accident they can be moved anywhere within the siding they are located on by clicking and dragging. Is there any advantage to this while setting up passing paths? My apologies if this has been covered in other topics I may have overlooked.Robert
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(I'm no closer to learning about them, but I'm convinced that they do help somebody in editing an activity, i.e., I've a strong hunch that this feature of MSTS' ain't broken. This whole area of passing sidings and their dynamic path points {green pacman dots that can be moved to any spot between switches} is still mysterious.Cheers,
goonybird)
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