Wayne, Suggest you ask over at JMRI group https://www.jmri.org/community/connections/XtrkCadReader/index.shtml or developer group https://github.com/JMRI/XTrkCadReader. -- Dwyane Ward

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I have generated an xtc file and submit it to xTRKCADReader with -sb 100 option to have block numbers start at 101 but the program always generates the output xml file with block numbers starting at

Oh my, my Forgettory must have let me down. I thought there was always an XTI folder in under the /xtrkcad/share folder alongside the params. I have created the first ntrack4 xti so it can be imported

Thank you, Dave, that really help me.-- -- Ian

It easy enough to turn the ntrak*.xtc into .xti: Load each one, select all, export The xtc files have every thing in a layer-module so you might want to turn that off so you can modify them Also, as

Ian, I do not believe the development team has started incorporating "XTI" module files into the install yet. As for N Scale TTrak files, only Jim Nealand Module file has been incorporated into the

Over the years I have used and created dozens of XTI files and I recall that there used to be a stack of templates included with the Downloaded Installation files. Is it only happening on my system or

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XTrkCad is designed to mimic pencil and paper (with some additional features) So imagine you have a piece of paper the size of your layout, with a specified width and height. The width is the 'maximum

Rule of thumb: "height" is this case is height and width refer to *screen* height and width (max "y", and max "x"). XtrakCAD is a 2D CAD system, viewed from a spot on your layout room's ceiling (a

Height is actually the front to back dimension of the layout vs the width, which is the side to side dimension. A little confusing terminology I know.

There is a converter on JMRI website: https://www.jmri.org/community/connections/CommunityConnectionsIndex.shtml Relatively easy. Sometimes creates miniscule track sections that are hard to select in

Good morning, So I've decided to use XTrackCAD to design my model railroad layout. Is there a way to "export" my layout and then "import" that layout into JMRI? Is it easy to do? Impossible? Thanks,

Thanks guys! Found out 5.2.1 also does the nested layer stuff. Guess that I just missed it. Upgraded to 5.2.2 anyhow.

I use layers 1-10 for the general stuff like room dimensions and basic benchwork 11-20 for all the staging drawings 21-30 for level 1 track plan, elevations, scenic planning, electrical plans 31-40

Tim, #1 "Peco North American Code 83 HO Scale Turnouts" is the streamlime track, just does not have the correct content header. #2 Room/Layout Width is "X" max dImension of the main design window

#1.) I clicked on Files / Parameter Files / Library The really good news is I found "Peco North American Code 83 HO Scale Turnouts". The BAD news is I did NOT find "Peco North American Code 83 HO

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