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Tony, Select "Options -> Show Help Bar in Edit Mode". This will show you the mouse/key actions. Note: Make sure nothing is selected by clicking in a blank area. Dave Sand

I am in process of editing the panel at a stand still. Can anyone online help Tony

I am showing a red stop signal on the WiThrottle Panel. The Panel shows my phone connected to the system, but nothing works. I must have something turned off, blocked or not activated. Haven't found

There’s a little bit about the release philosophy here: https://www.jmri.org/download/ The road map, which gives you an idea of when the first numbers change, is

And the scheduled releases / milestones are here: https://github.com/JMRI/JMRI/milestones/ (5.12 is scheduled for the end of June 2025.) -- Robert Heller -- Cell: 413-658-7953 GV:

I don't know JMRI's developers' "plan", but the usual reason to jump to a new major version number is something like a major rewrite or some other major change. Version numbers are *not* "decimal"

Ps: why does setting block sensors to inactive cause the block content in the block table to be erased. tony

Dear Dave I have done these things over a billion times but have no memory of what to do and no matter what i try nothing works.. i cant find the info in the manual in the edit layout panel

I have implemented two GRS Type K Model M Coded CTC implementations, prototypically. One has a 5-column office machine, and was my first attempt at prototypical signaling. I am currently working on

" ? // infer a background icon from its size " Yeah, that makes perfect sense based on observation.?? It's the 'not expecting that to happen' thing that caught me out. "importance of background

If people don't download and test the test versions, then when the release happens, it is untested software.... If there's a new feature you want to use, then try the test version. If it works,

Production releases are approximately every 6 months (June and December). The only time the first digit is increased is when there is a major change to JMRI, such as the move from Java 8 to 11 for

https://www.jmri.org/releasenotes/ Note the production releases are even numbers.

Dave Sand <How short is "short"?> Less than 9 inches. Train wouldn't disappear. Tony & Dave <both switches and the track between them a single ghost block> That's my current with LogixNG which looks

For your second question, I’m not sure why you think it SHOULD have been 6.0?? Are you reading something into “5.10” that I’m missing?? Phil G

we need 5.11.2 to use ghosts. i dont like downloading test versions. when will the next non test version expected to be available? also after reaching 5.10 why wasnt the next non test version

Why not make both switches and the track between them a single ghost block and the only block in a section Tony

How short is "short"? Is it long enough to hold a train without fouling a turnout? Do you need signals to protect each turnout? Maybe both turnouts and the connecting track segment should be one

This topic is now closed. If you are having issues or have questions regarding using a specific system with JMRI, please start a new topic. -- Peter Ulvestad Linux Mint 22.1, JMRI 5.11.3plus, Java

I am converting all my turnout blocks from LogixNG to Ghost blocks since I was essentially doing the same thing for all the turnouts. However, I have this one short section with a single curve between