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Steve, I suspect that there is a SML issue when Dispatcher sets the turnouts. If you upload the xml file we take a closer look. Dave Sand

I have a simple 3 train yard connected to another block with several turnouts as below My desire is to have a train leave the yard then run another transit continuously. Since a continuous transit

(If you do not mind a signal decoder that might not get its signal aspects/indications when needed... I woud not want that, so I would not use any signaling solution which requires getting

Randall, It sounds like the NCE "Light-It" meets your requirement. It uses signal head decoder commands from the DCC bus. Dave Sand

Don, if I have understood your problem correctly, then your locomotive runs after a decoder reset, but if you write your previously used CVs saved in DecoderPro back into the reset decoder, the

Randal, The problem is a true signal product for the NCE system doesn't exist. You could use a Switch 8 to drive lamps. But all NCE system users that go for signaling go for a separate system for

Hi Ken Apologies I missed the details... My System is an *NCE PowerPro* , and I drive the layout from *JMRI* , I have a ladder with 6 roads all controlled by Tortious machines.? I switch the roads

Thank you Ken - my system is a NCE system so ideally searching for an NCE based result.? I see the link provided for 6 road yard and in that the NCE option implementing a local Loconet.? Not sure I

Bad idea: Flatpak will create the desktop entries with icons. And Flatpak run itself the applications in an isolated environment. User should not run outside of flatpak the JMRI applications

Hello. Flatpak packager here. # Installation and usage of JMRI Flatpak on Linux Mint Cinammon 21.3 So, I have tested on a fresh installation of Linux Mint Cinammon 21.3 and I can confirm that the

Hello. Flatpak packager here. What problem did you encounter?? The Flatpak version install a .desktop file for each JMRI application. Then, these applications appear in your desktop menu. From

Hello. Flatpak packager here. The actual installation method with Java require to run command lines and could still have problems. In the past, I?got multiple time JMRI telling me that it didn't

Thank you Dave Sand. In looking back at my reply above, I see that I have a mistake.? It isn't JMRI that needs to be a member of the dial-out group, it is the user.? So if that user were just

Hello. Flatpak packager here. Thank you for your testing. From what I understand, the Flatpak would just be an option. That you could download from the JMRI website or, later, from Flathub. That

Dave, Once you find the JMRI install location, you can run "./CreateJmriApps.sh -d" to create the desktop icons and start menu entries. Dave Sand

I just tried the flatpak.? I am using Linux Mint Cinammon 21.3.? The URL did not start any flatpak installer, it just downloaded the file. After downloading the flatpak to my download folder, I

Dave and Ken, Thank you so much, splitting the tracks worked for my needs. -- Heath @ Human[c]ity http://www.humancity.org ( http://www.humancity.org/ ) http://www.riversidetransfer.nyc (

My trick for switching around a turnout is: 1. For each track coming to it, split the track segment. 2. Delete the near part of each track segment, the turnout can now be moved, replaced or

Vinny, I am also using Fully Kiosk and using multiple tablets on my layout. How are you currently navigating from one layout to another? Do you have a sensor button that loads another webpage? I

Chris, If highlight does not work, then none of the track has that block or a track segment is too short to be seen or it is hidden. Based on your original post, the block/layout block pair is not