Not knowing what keys you pressed to get into that situation, I can only suggest reading the trackviewer manual that is found in the Documentation folder of the 1.2 version of Open rails.
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Not knowing what keys you pressed to get into that situation, I can only suggest reading the trackviewer manual that is found in the Documentation folder of the 1.2 version of Open rails.
I did not press any keys nor change any settings. It happens after I "Create Start Point".
Yep, that's how it works. Once you define a start point, and it will extend to the first track node it finds. If you want the path to go in the other direction, right click and change the path's direction.
Other commands require the keyboard:
• c shift the view window such that the last drawn-node is centered. You can keep this button down while drawing more or less of the path using the next keys.
• PgUp Draw an extra node of the path (unless at the end-of-path)
• PgDn Draw one node less of the path (this does not change the path itself!)
• Shift-PgUp Draw all of the path.
• Shift-PgDn Draw only the start node of the path.
Read the manual in the documentation folder of your Open Rails install.
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Yep, that's how it works. Once you define a start point, and it will extend to the first track node it finds. If you want the path to go in the other direction, right click and change the path's direction.
Other commands require the keyboard:
• c shift the view window such that the last drawn-node is centered. You can keep this button down while drawing more or less of the path using the next keys.
• PgUp Draw an extra node of the path (unless at the end-of-path)
• PgDn Draw one node less of the path (this does not change the path itself!)
• Shift-PgUp Draw all of the path.
• Shift-PgDn Draw only the start node of the path.
Read the manual in the documentation folder of your Open Rails install.
That helped.
Hitting PgUp repeatedly works, but Shift-PgUp does nothing.
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