AnyRail 6 Tutorial Video #40: Walthers Curved Turnouts and Possible Errors in the AnyRail Library

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2024

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  • @derekalexander4030
    @derekalexander4030 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I know you talked to David about the desire to be able to change things and I assume that you told him about the curved turnout radius problem but you didn’t mention that or if he was going to look into it. I plan to use the new Walthers track so I’m very curious if he addressed it. Again, I thank you for doing all of these videos, they are very helpful and I have recommended your channel to numerous people. I have a new and loaded MacBook Pro but Anyrail6 doesn’t run on it and David has no plans to make a Mac version so I’m going to buy a new 17” PC laptop to run Anyrail6 and JMRI to plan and run my new layout (with signals and routing) and was hoping that you could tell me how much of a computer you would recommend. How much speed, memory, etc. i5 i7, i9, 256, 512, 1TB? What’s best in your opinion?

  • @jcjackson726
    @jcjackson726 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for the time you spend making these videos. I love your sense of humor as well. Having used Autodesk civil products since 1990, I appreciate your frustrations! I have a question regarding this video, I noticed your tracks are different colors. I am unable to figure that out. I looked through your previous videos and didn't see anything on it. How were you able to have the tracks different colors?? Thank you again!

    • @steampoweredradio2981
      @steampoweredradio2981  2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Jerry, sorry for the long delay in replying. I used the Create Section command to make the tracks different colors. The command is supposed to be for electrical sections but since AnyRail will not allow you to color your track for different areas I just used the Create Section command. It does automatically insert electrical isolators into your drawing though. Dave

    • @jcjackson726
      @jcjackson726 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      @@steampoweredradio2981 Thank you, I’ll use that and just ignore the insulators.