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Oh, no chains, I will use 1 belt per side within the rail that are wrapped on either side of the center wheel, Like so:

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Those small circles are roller bearings for the belts that can be adjusted up and down.
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Would math have to be done in order to perfect this design or what? how can it be done effectively?
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Would math have to be done in order to perfect this design or what? how can it be done effectively?
It might be doable. There is a way to mathematically calculate the proper distances, but you have to ensure that you account for tension. Also, With two short wraps like that, the deflection needed to cause ratcheting is very low, The tension needed to avoid might cause parts to warp lead to binding. If somebody who has tried this disagrees, I would love to hear about your setup, but generally, this isn't done.

I suggest one longer wrap on one side of the pulley and idlers that guide the other side of the belt around the pulley.
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