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--- route-en [2020/05/09 00:40] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ route-en [2025/10/07 08:13] (current) – rjversluis
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 [[:english#objects|{{  :objects.png}}]][[:english|{{  :rocrail-logo-35.png}}]]
 [[english|Content]] -> [[english#objects|Objects]] -> **[[:route-en|Routes]]**
-  *  [[route-index-en|Index]] | [[route-gen-en|General]] | [[route-speed-en|Speed]] | [[route-turnouts-en|Commands]] | [[route-sensors-en|Sensors]] | [[route-perm-en|Permissions]] | [[route-cond-en|Conditions]] | [[route-wiring-en|Wiring]]
+  *  [[route-index-en|Index]] | [[route-gen-en|General]] | [[route-speed-en|Speed]] | [[route-turnouts-en|Commands]] | [[route-sensors-en|Sensors]] | [[route-perm-en|Permissions]] | [[route-cond-en|Conditions]] | [[route-wiring-en|Wiring]] | [[route-tracks-en|Tracks]]
   * [[:rocview:cmdrecorder-en#record_a_route|Create a route skeleton with the Command Recorder]]
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 A route is a definition of how to travel from one block to another block.\\
-A train can travel from block A to block B. If it is also desired to go from block B to block A, this must be indicated separately in the properties. A complex route my have Crossing Blocks. (The example below does not need a Crossing Block entry.)\\
+A train can travel from block A to block B. If it is also desired to go from block B to block A, this must be indicated separately in the properties. A complex route my have Via Blocks. (The example below does not need a Via Block entry.)\\
 Through the use of Routes a train can move from one block to another.