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Ok, final edit, I managed to get everything correctly in Trainz.



Thanks for everything.

Yes, that worked perfectly. I exported the route again with the vectors in place, they show up in Trainz as they should.

My final question is, how can I place the vectors on my already-exported route ? I believe it was mentioned somewhere, but cannot find the topic.

I tried simply copying the new ...

Exactly. Here is the copy-pasted new layer in JOSM:

Here is the route in TransDEM.

https://i.postimg.cc/gjKryLjV/1.jpg

I exported it in JOSM and I overlayed OSM data and it looks OK again:

https://i.postimg.cc/YqbhhFJk/2.jpg

I then exported it just like that for TransDEM, imported in in TransDEM and it is OK again:

https://i.postimg.cc ...

I viewed the route in GPXSee and it is as it should be; in JOSM, it is not. I still think this is a JOSM issue.

I know what you mean, but you don't understand.

I know it is the cursor position, but the difference in cursor position from top to bottom in your example is NOT from 44 40 to 44 20, those are kilometers of difference.

Also, the issue is not how it looks in JOSM, because it looks ok, the issue is ...

And the vector line exported as GPX, opened in JOSM and OSM data downloaded for it:
https://img.transdem.de/albums/userpics/10001/34T03.jpg

All is well aligned.

I also noticed here that your coordinates are not ok either, look below; it should not be N 44 45 E 26.06, but N 44 26 and E 26.04 ...

Hi again,

Yes, the route is quite big, about 600 kms. I had to export 3 different batches and merge them in Trainz, which went ok.

Here is the whole route in TransDEM, it is correctly placed:

https://i.postimg.cc/vH0D77jP/1.jpg

I exported from TransDEM to GPX since that is what was mentioned ...

In TransDEM, it is fine, the coordinates for where the route ends are just like in Google Earth:

https://i.postimg.cc/K4Shz0ds/1.jpg

But after I export to GPX and import into JOSM, the same place has different coordinates:

https://i.postimg.cc/tR11s7Kh/2.jpg

This is why it is skewed; now ...

I don't think that is the issue.

Here is the DEM with the raster map tile AND rough route loaded in TransDEM, the coordinates are ok:



All the OSM UTM tiles were exported to Trainz and fit perfectly.