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[eric]

And I will continue to point out that it is rude to criticize what other people choose to do with their free-time, Otto.

[rdamurphy]

Robert

[rdamurphy]

And I will continue to point out that it is rude to criticize what other people choose to do with their free-time, Otto.

Speaking of free time, have you had a chance to try out the "car-flying-off-bridge-and-coupling" bug fix?

Robert

[OTTODAD]

Speaking of free time, have you had a chance to try out the "car-flying-off-bridge-and-coupling" bug fix?

If you are talking to me then which bridge in what route and its activity is there a car flying off a bridge ?

What coupling problem which has been fixed, I am not having one coupling like this:
http://www.otto-wipfel.co.uk/video/orts-coupling.wmv

[seagoon]

I shall continue to bring up Train Simulator issues which require attention until they have been seen to, be that Payware or Freeware, like I have done since day 1 of the Rail Simulator up to TS-2013, most of which have been take care of eventually !....

Well, there's the answer to all your stressing-out, Otto.
"Eventually".

Not because you demanded it.

BK

[mikephfl]

Otto, your age is not an excuse for bad behavior.

Constantly bringing up issues which are already logged is simply rude. It is no different from the gimme pigs, who I shall remind you are usually treated with having their posts deleted outright......

You aren't working on the project, so cut the guys some slack. It's their time and effort, not yours.

Glad to see I'm not the only one.

[eric]

Speaking of free time, have you had a chance to try out the "car-flying-off-bridge-and-coupling" bug fix?

No, but I just did, and it seems to be working as desired. No suicidal cars today.

If you are talking to me then which bridge in what route and its activity is there a car flying off a bridge ?

He was quoting me, so it should be obvious who Robert was talking to...

The problem was related to passing over/under another car on a bridge where the coupler was close to the centerline of the under/over track. The sim was sensing that it was within coupling range, and it would jump off the bridge and couple to the train in motion. Turns out that only the XZ params were being used to determine coupler distances, and not the Y. Easy mistake, easily solved.

[rdamurphy]

Glad to hear that. I built a route to test different things, and I created an over/under location to test the fix. To be honest, the fix will probably have to be fixed again, sometime in the future.

Robert