3d view colors

[dkingsburg]

UNDER THE 3D VIEW HEADING IN THE CONSIST EDITOR CAN THE YOU LOCK IN THE BACKGROUND COLOR IN THE SHAPE VIEW SET COLOR AND CON VIEW SET COLOR HEADINGS?
THANK YOU,
DAVEKFROMUP

[crstagg]

UNDER THE 3D VIEW HEADING IN THE CONSIST EDITOR CAN THE YOU LOCK IN THE BACKGROUND COLOR IN THE SHAPE VIEW SET COLOR AND CON VIEW SET COLOR HEADINGS?
THANK YOU,
DAVEKFROMUP

First: Please stop shouting. We can hear fine.

Second: As to your question, the background colors are defined by these lines in the Settings.txt file in the TSRE5 folder.
colorConView = #aaaa99
colorShapeView = #aaaa99
You can change the color during a TSRE-CE session but there is no save feature that I have found. You can however edit those lines in the settings.txt file with any text editor. And they remain the same unless you change them or the settings.txt file gets overwritten which happens when a new version is released, downloaded and installed.

I keep a copy of my edited settings.txt file to restore my edits when I install a new version of TSRE.

[geepster775]

Seems odd to have the ability to change the color within the app when the only place to set it permanently for everytime use is in the settings.txt (2 disjointed functions). Something seems a little backwards to me.

[crstagg]

Seems odd to have the ability to change the color within the app when the only place to set it permanently for everytime use is in the settings.txt (2 disjointed functions). Something seems a little backwards to me.

The same (no save feature) also holds true for other features like opening a second ENG list or setting filters (as in ENGs or WAGs only) for the lists.

[rdayt]

I haven't been able to get the shape viewer, in the route editor, background color to change with changes to the settings.txt.
Is this even an option?
When I work in the route editor I stretch the window across two monitors. I fill the left monitor with the properties and the main view and pull the tools, navi window and shapes view over to the right one. Would be nice if TSRE remembered this.

Randy

[geepster775]

One other issue with shape viewer -

I always associated the S file on my computer with Sview.exe (the old shape viewer) so when in file manager I could click on the shape file and it would open shape viewer. When I do that with the new version, the new shape viewer opens but it also downloads tsre_appdata and tsre_assets folders, log and settings txt files, and ConsistEditor and ShapeViewer bat files inside every trainset sub-folder that contains the S files I am clicking on. Why do those files populate all over the place depending upon the folder that contains the S file I want to open and examine?

In summary, the new product works, but the process in not very clean and tidy. Too much residue left behind that needs chronic cleaning up.

[crstagg]

One other issue with shape viewer -

I always associated the S file on my computer with Sview.exe (the old shape viewer) so when in file manager I could click on the shape file and it would open shape viewer. When I do that with the new version, the new shape viewer opens but it also downloads tsre_appdata and tsre_assets folders, log and settings txt files, and ConsistEditor and ShapeViewer bat files inside every trainset sub-folder that contains the S files I am clicking on. Why do those files populate all over the place depending upon the folder that contains the S file I want to open and examine?

In summary, the new product works, but the process in not very clean and tidy. Too much residue left behind that needs chronic cleaning up.

???? What "New" Shape Viewer? Are you referring to shapefileviewer25.zip> That is just ver 2.2 of sview packaged in a ZIP with a track base instead of an installer that registers the DLL files.

[GokuMK]

I always associated the S file on my computer with Sview.exe (the old shape viewer) so when in file manager I could click on the shape file and it would open shape viewer. When I do that with the new version, the new shape viewer opens but it also downloads tsre_appdata and tsre_assets folders, log and settings txt files, and ConsistEditor and ShapeViewer bat files inside every trainset sub-folder that contains the S files I am clicking on. Why do those files populate all over the place depending upon the folder that contains the S file I want to open and examine?up.

Seriously all places? I saw this bug on my computer during development but I thought that I solved it. It shouldn't work this way.
Do you use newest version? What are your system details?

[geepster775]

Drill down into any trainset subfolder, no TRSE files, but the S file is associated with TSRE 0.69752




Click on the S file and shape viewer opens with the chosen car, but it populates TRSE folders and files in whatever subfolder you are clicking the S file in. Also note the upper left pane shows no additional S files when there are plenty in that folder




If I open the shape viewer via the desktop icon and choose the trainset subfolder, the upper left pane is populated with all the other S files available

[GokuMK]

Do you understand my question?

[geepster775]

Do you understand my question?

Do you understand my previous answers in image format?


Since you asked nicely:

BIOS = 80.07 (AMI)
Processor = Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790K CPU @ 4.00GHz (8 threads, 4 cores, 4.0 GHz) (CPU Internal L1 256 KB) (CPU Internal L2 1024 KB) (CPU Internal L3 8192 KB)
Memory = 16.0 GB
Video = NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 (4.0 GB RAM) (nvlddmkm 25.21.14.1634)
Display = \\.\DISPLAY1 (1920 x 1080, 32-bit, primary, 0 x 0)
Sound = Sound Blaster Audigy Fx (hdaudio 6.3.9600.16384)
Sound = NVIDIA High Definition Audio (nvhda64v 1.3.37.5)
Disk = C: (Local Fixed Disk, NTFS, 915.3 GB, 839.5 GB free)
Disk = D: (Local Fixed Disk, NTFS, 14.7 GB, 1.9 GB free)
Disk = E: (CD-ROM Disc, )
Disk = F: (Local Fixed Disk, NTFS, 223.4 GB, 169.9 GB free)
Disk = G: (Local Fixed Disk, NTFS, 931.5 GB, 355.5 GB free)
OS = Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit (6.3.9600)
TSRE v0.69752


When I used the Paul Gausden version of Shape Viewer, if I clicked on an S file anywhere in my trainset sub-folder, shape viewer would open and display the shape. It would leave no residue.

When I use your version of Shape Viewer, if I clicked on the S file anywhere in my trainset sub-folder, your shape viewer would open and display the shape, but not without depositing 2 folders and 4 files (i.e. "residue") in whatever rolling stock sub-folder I happened to be in. Changing to another Trainset sub-folder and clicking on any S file, once again residue is deposited there. These are the same basic support folders that are in my main TSRE application folder and have no need to be anywhere near my content folders.

The Paul Gausden version worked perfectly either way, you could open the app and then find the content, or you could go to the content folder first and fire off the app from there by clicking on any S file second.

Your app only works if you open the app first and then drill down into the trainset files. If you go to the trainset folders first and open the app from there by clicking on any S file, it leaves a trail of redundant files, and is fails to list all the possible other shapes that exist in the same folder in the top left pane.

If a new route comes out with 8 new sub-folders for Trainset, and I visit every folder to check out the poly levels of the new shapes, I end up having to delete 8 copies of deposited residue.

[GokuMK]

Thanks. I see that you use Windows 8, maybe there is a problem.
I will prepare for you version with additional debug info for me.

Your app only works if you open the app first and then drill down into the trainset files. If you go to the trainset folders first and open the app from there by clicking on any S file, it leaves a trail of redundant files, and is fails to list all the possible other shapes that exist in the same folder in the top left pane.

Don't panic. I told that it is a bug.