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Hello
I have built models for railways bridges with one lane. I have problem at ends when connecting with vector railways : they have allways two lanes.
Is there a possibility to display single lane tailways? Thanks for help. Pierre
 
Hi,

As far as I know the terrain.cfg file only has one railroad definition and that is indeed a dual track one. I guess adding a single track railroad would require modifying the terrain.cfg file.
 
Thanks for answer; most important is to have "good looking" bridges in the landscape (thanks to FSDS3.5 and MCX for modeling); don't look too close at the junction! Maybe create a rail switch to join single track with FSX dual track.
 
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