compass.png is there in the tsre_appdata/0.697 directory. Also went back and ran the TSRE5_v0.7.012 version and has the same problem......maybe it's something on my computer....will contine looking....btw...nothing is reported in log files...
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it might be computer related. ran the older version on my "older" computer which has an amd graphics card and it worked fine. on this computer which is a dell all-in-one which has intel Iris graphics....it doesn't
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You know what would be nice?
An optional "status" panel that keeps track of modes and settings when we constantly wonder, "Did I press that or not?".
My brain says... something like what they needed for Apollo missions...
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It's alreadt there. It's called "status" on the Tools menu....
See https://www.trainsim.com/forums/foru...09#post2299109
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Dang completely missed that.
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Let me know if it's missing any of the tools/self-destruct functions.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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New error check -- looking for possible single track pieces that are in the TDB but possibly not actually connected to anything else. I've seen a few false positives on this, but mostly accurate. Now if only I can find the strays -not- in the TDB...
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Slight tweaks to the signal linking functionality
On route load, if a signal is fully linked, it will show a green pointer. If unlinked, it will show the red pointer.
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After clicking on the link button for a specific head, the Link Signal button will be highlighted to draw attention that it needs to be clicked:
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Once linked, the link button will be ringed in green, instead of the previous green text that was a bit difficult to see:
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I haven't worked out redrawing the pointer yet, but I'll keep looking to see if there's a way to refresh the color.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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I very much like your ideas re signal linking functionality as it has always been a bit tricky to get the links right. Having a color confirmation on the pointer would be extremely helpful as a clear indication that the links are set up correctly (or not).Comment
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The newest version with the signal linking and color coding is up. And I think I figured out how to make it green once the links are registered.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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Eric, this latest version is a very helpful addition to TSRE. Just a couple of suggestions. At the moment the signal pointer shows red if either the signal does not need linking or if it does need linking put the links are not set or not correctly set. Can this be disambiguated? For example, the pointer for a signal not needing links could be orange, say. So the three cases (1) signal no link needed (2) signal link not yet or not correctly set (3) signal link correctly set will each have a different colored pointer - orange, red, green.
Also, although it is unlikely that anyone would mistake the green platform pointer for one of the new green linked signal pointers, for the sake of elegancy it would be good to have the platform markers a different color - maybe gray?
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Good point about the platform markers -- I can find a different shade of green for the signals.
I'm already working to see if it's easy to compare the number of heads to the number linked. That should be what triggers green vs. red.
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Notes on the function ..
Sometimes there is no error here. If a track is located between two junctions, this is also reported as an error.Code:Route Error Msg 11 : "WARNING" : "TrackDB" : "TrackNode: 543. may be a single track piece. 546 544 "
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The query should probably search more precisely for TrEndNode.
There are over 1000 single road sections in the current route. However, this is intentional. The same applies to some sections of track. Wouldn't an INFORMATION message be better than a WARNING? Just a thought!
Jan
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