SantaFeJim posted:Moonman -
I have used rr-track for 15 years so I know of what I speak. I donated my Dell to a company that trains veterans in computer repair last November so I don't have a PC. Now, if rr-track made a version for a MAC I would have assembled the layout for Rich and emailed the rr-file directly to him.
I think Carl simply meant that the result is pretty ugly, as you can see from my post. It's even uglier if you don't first set up some layers (like I did so you can keep the levels separate for the work that needs to be done to line things up properly. In this case, it probably would have been easier to learn how to use layers rather than create 3 separate files that don't line up with each other. Now there's a lot of work that needs to be done to get things to fit together and I'm not sure RCS has the needed sectional pieces, not to mention the decision to use RCS track in the first place. I didn't take the time because I think this will be a good exercise to really learn RRT.
