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# Track Injector

For simple scenarios or quick sortie preparation, the Track Injector add-on allows you to manually inject track data into Tacview to rehearse or recreate a flight profile.

Find the Track Injector add-on at `Add-ons` → `Track Injector`.

![Track Injector](/files/Hvssrp0uEqPjct9EnH0V)

An unlimited number of tracks is supported. Click `Add Track` to add more lines and `Delete` to delete existing lines if necessary.

![Add and Delete](/files/w8JovIvq0c934xHYgXAU)

For each line, add a `Call Sign` and choose a `Type` and `Color` from the respective drop-down menus. Enter engagement ranges if applicable.

![Fill out each line](/files/Hdxtk9SKeAAHJLEUVLFV)

For each track, click the `Edit` button on the right to open a new window where waypoints can be entered.

![Edit](/files/2nP6qioN2VL1YQ56VJOj)

Use `CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`CLICK` in the 3D view to add waypoints, or fill out the fields manually.

![CTRL+SHIFT+CLICK](/files/rwzVyU74lKz93RumUhY8)

If you wish to see lines drawn in the 3D view representing the path of the object, click `Inject Waypoints` now. Otherwise, skip this step.

![CTRL+SHIFT+CLICK](/files/oH2hglqFc4TNXDKdpa7n)

Once you are done listing the waypoints for this object, and injecting them if desired, close `Waypoints` window by clicking the `X` at the top-right corner.

In the Track Injector window, select the tracks you wish to inject, and click `Inject Selected Tracks`.

![Inject Selected Tracks](/files/UhRr1fEerJrZfaTF2PPQ)

Your object has appeared in the 3D view. Press `Play` and the object will move along the paths that you have defined for it, based on the timing which may have been specified for each track.

You can save your tracks by using `Save File` to save as XML or `Export GPX` to save as GPX. Likewise, use `Load File` to load a previously saved XML file and `Import GPX` to load any GPX file with route information.

![Load, Save, Import, Export](/files/3xgjRer0bzVsfVaFDP29)
