Procedural track or lack thereof

[JCitron]

I made it through a decent part of my route and encountered a few flashing splines, remedied by get height/apply height but I'm the instances of invisible track used for derails that's good to know that the junction is valid. Thanks and good to see you around!

You're welcome! I forgot about the spline height adjustment part, which I had to do today in a couple of places!

it feels good to be back. The break did me good and now I need to take a break from the piano! I have secondary dystonia related to something else and not the primary kind such as musician's cramps. My left side went into spasms that have prevented me from playing anything at all for a few days now. I see my neurologist on Sep. 2nd to see what she can do for it.

 

[justinroth]

You're welcome! I forgot about the spline height adjustment part, which I had to do today in a couple of places!

it feels good to be back. The break did me good and now I need to take a break from the piano! I have secondary dystonia related to something else and not the primary kind such as musician's cramps. My left side went into spasms that have prevented me from playing anything at all for a few days now. I see my neurologist on Sep. 2nd to see what she can do for it.

I hope you get it sorted and that it's only temporary and worst case left side can be done by foot if needed.

 

[JCitron]

I hope you get it sorted and that it's only temporary and worst case left side can be done by foot if needed.

Thanks... I wish though, but using the foot is impossible with classical music.

 

[justinroth]

Thanks... I wish though, but using the foot is impossible with classical music.

Touche, I was stuck in my love of the Hammond organ