fiddling with SCARM and fastrack

Don't mean to change thread thought, but this is the second time I've tried to access an attached SCARM file, and I can't figure out how to do it.  I would like to look at the file contents, and offer suggestions, but I can't figure out how to download the file?

Thanks for any assistance.

Chuck

Yes.  Please attached the 3D image and not the SCARM file.  Those without SCARM can't use the file. 

Unfortunately MMM I can't post an image, the layout is on my work computer, was playing around with it in my lunch break.  SCARM is free to download though Chuck, and I think well worth looking at

cheers

I have SCARM.  The problem is accessing, via download, the file you attached with your message.  If I click on the file, all I get is some command language.  If I right click on the file, there is no option to copy that file or download that file.  Thus, it's unusable to see what you've done.

Chuck

Don't know what is going on their Chuck.  I posted the original link on my work computer, I can view the layout on my home computer by clicking on the scarm file no problem.  I can try reposting it, I don't want to post it as a 3D image as MMM suggested because I want comments on where I placed block pieces.  I am still new myself to SCARM, still learning what can be done with it, will see what I can do.

cheers

Chuck, right-click on the attachment and select save target as. Then point it to where you want to save it. Then SCARM, open file and point it at the file saved.

Here is the track view:

Moonman,

When you right-click on the file name, one of the options is "Save link as."  On your advice, I chose that option and saved it to my SCARM files location.  Low & behold, that worked.  I guess the language of "Save link as" instead of "Save file as" threw me off, thinking I was just going to get another type of "link" that wouldn't work any better than his.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Chuck

Chuck,

Now, maybe you can help him with his blocks. I can do computers, but not blocks.

My initial impression is that design is just a bunch of ovals with some crossover switches.  Pretty vanilla.  Consider two or more reverse loops so you can change directions.  Other suggestions are add elevation changes, non-oval loops, etc.