thinkstorm
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Hi all,
I need to do some junctions on bridges (not a junction *of* bridges, which would be nice, too, but just tracks merging on top a bridge)- There are a couple of odd things here in Richmond
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Workaround 1)
I used JJSlll54's excellent JJS_Deck_Girder for normal double tracks and I ran into two problems: I can lay a track on top of the deck, which looks a bit funny but somewhat fakes the junction. I could alternatively replace the track with an invisible track. Both versions of course needs some serious fiddeling with the heights, but in either way my overlay tracks often snap to the deck, which is of course not what I want.
Workaround 2)
I used james73's bridge_sup and put a Klapec SD Bridge Beton on top - also not really what I wanted.
The solution would be a spline (not a track) of a bridge where I can put my tracks on top. That way the tracks would also not 'snap' onto the bridge. Is there a way I can use jjslll54's .im file for that?
Cheers,
T.
I need to do some junctions on bridges (not a junction *of* bridges, which would be nice, too, but just tracks merging on top a bridge)- There are a couple of odd things here in Richmond

Workaround 1)
I used JJSlll54's excellent JJS_Deck_Girder for normal double tracks and I ran into two problems: I can lay a track on top of the deck, which looks a bit funny but somewhat fakes the junction. I could alternatively replace the track with an invisible track. Both versions of course needs some serious fiddeling with the heights, but in either way my overlay tracks often snap to the deck, which is of course not what I want.
Workaround 2)
I used james73's bridge_sup and put a Klapec SD Bridge Beton on top - also not really what I wanted.
The solution would be a spline (not a track) of a bridge where I can put my tracks on top. That way the tracks would also not 'snap' onto the bridge. Is there a way I can use jjslll54's .im file for that?
Cheers,
T.
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