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It would be very helpful if you could zip your local references/icons folder and upload the zip file. Dave Sand

It's physically a real double crossover, wired as two blocks. There is another turnout coming in to one track just after it that is included in the block. On the panel, the alignment is horizontal.

Thanks Dan. Perhaps I should have mentioned the trains are built on one PC running the latest build of JMRI while the DS computer is running JMRI version 3.10.1 due to an old OS. The two PC's are not

Ken, Scott, I have not seen any issues with block routing based on rotation. For reference, the legs of a cross-over are called A thru D, starting with the blue/magenta connector and moving clockwise.

XML file uploaded.? And Dave you are correct.? Conemaugh Layout is the full panel, the others are separate panels for each control point.

Dennis, on the Club layout ( www.TSMRI.org ( http://www.TSMRI.org ) ), we use JMRI Operations for our Op Sessions.? Our era is 1948-1952 with all dark territory so we use TimeTable and Train

Thanks Ken I fixed up the script errors and turnout errors.? That really cleaned stuff up with the exception of?not finding the script ""RJE Walthers Turntable.py" which I expected as I purposefully

Scott, Yes, the set head/mast only occurs at a block boundary. That's why you don't see it on your crossover. When laying out the crossover, it can become twisted as it moves into place. I've found

Hi All. I have found it. Sorry I had not read the documentation properly. What I needed was Netbeans, Tools, Options, Editor. Stephen Grant Brown

I've gotten most of my Signal Mast logic to display correctly, but there is one Mast (Sig_I1 in the Pennsy West Main panel in the file Pennsy_West_Fixed, in the ProblemsBeingWorkedOn folder

I share the Roster across 10 different Profiles? as well.? Since I do not do Panels or Operations I do not need those. I understand this also. My question is WHY is JMRI not doing as you say by

Since you say Windows Device Manager shows the Locobuffer-USB is listed no issue with the device driver loading then it is either not the right COM port selected or something else is holding it up..

Mike, Thanks for the information and console log. Let's tackle one thing at a time. We'll start with your DecoderPro loco roster on the original machine: Make sure JMRI is not running. Rename the

did you install rr-circuits windows 7 drivers? I thought windows 7 didn't install t the right drivers. What is the status of the 2 lights on the locobuffer? Is it a locobuffer-usb, or an older

HI All, I recently replaced a failed hard drive in my HP Pavilion dv6 laptop with a SSD, re-installed Windows 7 and now I cannot get JMRI to work! I downloaded and installed JMRI V 4.18 and when it

Marc, The answer is very simple. Many users want to share the User Files (Roster, Panels, Operations, etc.) between multiple profiles. In my case I have around 20 different hardware profiles (real and

Dave is this what you are looking for? In JMRI in drop box. Operations, Profile, Programmers, Roster, signal, throttle, roster.xml, roster.xmlbak 2020-02-04 22:09:01,370 util.Log4JUtil INFO - *

Ok, here's some answers: WARN - Could not open/create prefs root node Software\JavaSoft\Prefs Ignore it. Depending on the history of which version of Java and other hidden details, this will happen,

A bit late, but 'physical' sensors that haven't reported (because, say, they haven't been wired up yet) are in a state of 'unknown' which is treated as occupied by signalling logic. so if you build

You have defined the same blocks on different panels. This is not problem when done properly. The "not compatible" error occurs when the neighboring blocks are not consistent between two panels. Based