is socal for Open Rails? if so what do you need to use this route?
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Yes, it is made for Open Rails. You need the Xtracks and Newroads for the route to run.Kyle
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To see for yourself, easiest thing to do would be to go to the library and view the readme file, you do not need to download the route to do this.Cheers, Gerry
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John, I went to the library and tried my own advice...for some reason ( maybe routes too large ) it will not open in the "view" mode. So I've attached the routes ReadMe file for you to read.
Cheers, Gerry
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Yes, at several Gb its too large to open up on the fly for viewing.
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thanks again
now I can read this thing.JohnComment
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