Tracks

Draw a single continuous railway track from station A (on the left border) to station B (on the bottom border).

Rules

• Row & Column Counts: Each number along the top and right edge tells you the exact number of cells in that column or row that contain a piece of railway track.
• Single Path: The track must form one continuous path from A to B. It cannot branch, cross itself, or form separate closed loops.
• Given Clues: Gold-tinted track segments are fixed starting clues and cannot be removed.

Touch & Mouse Controls

• Lay or Erase Track: In Track mode, drag your finger (or mouse) from one cell into adjacent cells to connect them with railway track. Drag back over an existing track connection to remove it.
• Mark Empty Cells (✕) or Sleepers (═): Tap a cell in Track mode to cycle ✕ (cannot contain track) → ═ (must contain track, direction not yet known) → empty, or switch to the Cross / Sleeper tool to swipe across multiple cells at once.
• Tap Row / Column Numbers: Tap any clue number whose track count is already satisfied to automatically fill the rest of that row or column with ✕! If the remaining open cells equal the remaining needed tracks, tapping the clue marks them all as track sleepers.
• Keyboard: Arrow keys / WASD move cursor, Shift + Arrow toggles a track edge, X marks ✕, T marks sleeper, Z / Y undo & redo, H shows a hint.

Based on Tracks from Simon Tatham’s Portable Puzzle Collection.

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