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Why wouldn't they work?... As stated, if the shape's orientation is off by 90*, you rotate by 90* and it will work fine. If the fencing has an...

And that's why I wrote the functions for WFH.... For corners and curved sections, it's simply a matter of creating wires that follow the appropriate...

Try ESD_Snapable() instead of ESD_Snapable(1)

And this is why I didn't mess with snapping... All the power lines here were done as roads and WFH...

I still think your original "base shape" approach would work easier than trying to do that. Another thought... markers. Take your image, and...

I still think your original "base shape" approach would work easier than trying to do that. Another thought... markers. Take your image, and...

Dave's manual method is what I do with WFH... set up a bunch of 200-250m road sections to set the "lay line" for my wires, and then map poles and...

Here's a thought... maybe place your object just below the terrain and go into wireframe mode?

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Don’t laugh... WFH. I built a set of wires that are 200m long, and use a JP road section to lay out the power lines, and then map the wires and...

IIRC, it only remains on the LA-SD portion.

LOL.... As fate would have it, I used the Surfliner for some very destructive testing of WFH back in 2014. You might also want to consider adding...

Take a look at the spreadsheet I added to the storefront. There's a tab on there with all the pieces from the Surfliner. It has most of the XTracks...

It's pretty straight forward... you'll need to create a bermplace.txt that has the motor shapes and the types of switch pieces you want to attach...