What other router? Also it can be influenced by other srcnat rules, if there's some that matches this traffic before this one, it won't do anything.

no other src-nat rules, they connect from 16.0 range to other mikrotiks from 15.0 range, and there i see the ip, i want 15.2 but there is 16.xx

That does not qualify for "strange".

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/ip firewall nat
add action=src-nat chain=srcnat dst-address=192.168.15.0/24 src-address=192.168.16.0/24 \
    to-addresses=192.168.15.2

Thanks for quick reply, just tried it, still seeing the 16.0/24 ip in torch on other router

Hello, maybe its a bit strange what i want to do but: i need to figure out how to masquerade range2 to display as range1 IP so i have a simple wan on ether1 net working, no problem subnet 15.0/24 on ether2 added 2 ips, 1 is 15.1 as gw for 15.0/24 range and added 15.2/24 < i want this ip for masquera...

use dst-path=filename instead of dst-path=/