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LAST EDITED ON Sep-24-04 AT 01:18 PM (EDT)
HeyIs there a way to set all switches to manual? I'm participating in a Multiplayer run tonight and would like to be able to do some pick ups. Need info on how to do itPS, there are no meets in the activity, only pick ups and set outs, not even a work order.The route is Central WisconsinRedfox
Future engineer for the New Brunswick East Coast Railway"Grab Life By The Horns!"- Dodge
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LAST EDITED ON Sep-24-04 AT 04:55 PM (EDT)
There is a way, but you have to know how the edit the .tdb file. Try searching the forums, you might be able to find it.
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HeyWhere could I find that file and how could I open it?Redfox
Future engineer for the New Brunswick East Coast Railway"Grab Life By The Horns!"- Dodge
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its in your Microsoft Games/Train Simulator/Routes/--NAME OF ROUTE-- folder. Look for the one with the ending .tdb and open it with wordpad.-Dave
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HiWhat's the matter with using Explore Route? In this mode, all signals are (almost) always Green and all switches can be controlled (except for any that have no manual mode).It's up to your RTC to know where you are and tell you what colors the signals you see are displaying.Very much safer than tinkering with database files.GaryG
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