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Dave - Like I said: simplicity and complexity - if we choose to use it. Thanks for the example and explanation, Jerry ___________________________________ jerryg2003@...

Brian created issue 7866 https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/issues/7866 for this. Thanks, Brian.

Thanks to some excellent quick work by George Warner, the client-side code now draws this example turntable properly. Thanks, George! His change has been merged and is available in the latest

Rich, Those instructions are quite dated (need updating). If you go to this link: <https://jmri.org/install/Ubuntu.shtml#notes> Under Notes->Using the Serial Ports you'll see updated notes I've

Long story short, had to completely reload my desk top and bring Ubuntu 18.04 back to life. I was attempting to use installation instructions as provided on the JMRI website. Step 3. of the JMRI Linux

This is a known issue (at least by me) between the clipping region and magnification (zoom) in the LayoutEditor. My previous attempts kinda worked… except then the layout would draw over the

I found a similar case? in thread #160096? (May2019)? same errors. The thread is a dead end or so. Paul Bender worked the issue and it might have been partially resolved in a JMRI test build

Please provide some more information so people know how to help. What system are you working on, what version of JMRI, what version of Java for examples. There have been many updates in how the

Thanks, I was curious as to why I could not use a throttle in a similar way to sensors and turnouts. So looked around and found the jmri_bindings.py file and put 2 and 2 together and came up with 5.

The jmri_bindings.py file has been obsolete for a while, so I’m not sure what that part of your question is asking https://www.jmri.org/jython/jmri_bindings.py It’s easier to handle a throttle

Hi, can I ask what there is no equivalent turnouts definition the?jmri_bindings.py? and if this is why I can? only control the throttle from inside a class that inherits from

Done. Thanks for the suggestion! Bob

Jerry, The LRoute tool is a simplified front end for Logix definitions. The resulting Logix has to conform to the rules for a Logix. The main rule is one or more variables that evaluate to true or

JMRI now includes a solution that is intended for JMRI Test Release 4.19.2. See https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/pull/7860 for some details. If you like you can download a daily build package, available

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OK Marc, thanks - I think I'm on a dead end with this one! I may try simulating DCC++ if I can - my objective at this stage is evaluation, to see if I can use JMRI to get a nicer front-end than

I noticed that (no “Set”) since there is currently no way to directly execute the Logix that LRoutes produce (perhaps a new feature request)? In my case, my first LRoute was to set the initial

So the supplied CV listing from the Pannier 0064 was done using Hornby's Railmaster software, USB cable and the Hornby Elite of yours. So that would confirm the driver, the USB cable and Elite are

Steve T (Back from the salt mine of my son's backyard landscaping) Thanks Steve. That worked (deleting JMRI directory before extracting 4.18 upgrade and copying) Can I suggest a small change to web

There’s a lot of detail here that I don’t (yet) understand. Thanks for laying all that out, I’m working my way through it slowly. JMRI’s internal model of signals works in two steps: 1) First