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And in my case, connectivity showed 100% correct, but routing was still not able to make a turn than highlight connectivity showed was allowed. Sometimes, a node/segment has some underlying problem we can't see and the only way to fix it is to delete it and try again.DarkAudit wrote:Once I was told to use "highlight connectivity", my routes gradually started getting better. Turns out there were a few roads that weren't really connected. By connecting in order, I was able to reenable the turns I needed to make.
I have yet to see this happen. I've only had to rebuild 4 portions of road that I could otherwise not figure out, so my experience with this is somewhat limited.harling wrote:When I run into this, more often than not (literally) it is because there is a second segment directly under the first, connected to the same two junctions.
When I run into this, more often than not (literally) it is because there is a second segment directly under the first, connected to the same two junctions. When I finally give up and delete "it", the one that was underneath it is revealed, and Cartouche starts making sense again.AlanOfTheBerg wrote:Sometimes, a node/segment has some underlying problem we can't see and the only way to fix it is to delete it and try again.
Re: Why doesnt it understand?