As you know, I am a beginner for open rails. Basically, I do not know where I can switch the tracks. Is there a track switcher window that can be enabled like in MSTS? Or do I have to do it a different way? Thanks!
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Keyboard commands should be the same.
F8 for the switch position window, G to throw the switch ahead, Shift-G to throw the switch behind you.
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Ctrl-9 opens the dispatcher window. You'll find that handy.
Randy
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I'm just a beginner, but I've learned that putting the mouse pointer in the center of the track between the points of your desired turnout, then hitting alt-left-click, will throw that turnout. But you have to get it in a view where you're close enough to be able to see what's going on.Comment
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