JonMyrlennBailey
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The following picture shows a small break in the red invisible-in-driver track where there is only one spline point. Why didn't the track come together solid? What is the solution? This is important. Though AI drivers can, in fact, drive across this track gap on a loop endlessly when given the Drive command, they can't get to a track mark placed on the OPPOSITE side of this gap without backing up and driving all the way around the loop to the other side of this gap. I suspect the track has to be closed solid in order for AI navigation to function normally on a closed circuit of track. I need a lesson on properly setting up a closed-loop track with no breaks in the track. The AI drivers seem to think of this gap as a dead end or line termination when given "to" or "via" commands to specific points on the other side of this break.
I have seen a similar phenomenon with other spline objects as telephone poles and wires. I would cut out a section of telegraph line for editing then try to fill it back in later and have two phone poles doubled up together like siamese twins at a spline point or have a gap in the wire at one spline point where a pole should be.
I have seen a similar phenomenon with other spline objects as telephone poles and wires. I would cut out a section of telegraph line for editing then try to fill it back in later and have two phone poles doubled up together like siamese twins at a spline point or have a gap in the wire at one spline point where a pole should be.

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