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Dan Yes? I do . Did not reply earlier due to an ops session yesterday Jerry

Thanks for those. I made a cursory glance at those files, and I will try to take a longer look at them later today. As of right now, JMRI should be able to make use of the LocoNet emulation for the

Here is another script you can look at: https://github.com/pabender/Sensys2014/blob/master/SensysAutoSwitch.py This is a modification of BackAndForth.py that makes decisions based on a reporter

Hi Petr, It is a known limitation of the rotation code. The .png is redrawn at the new angle, which loses the additional layers which make up the animation. It has been discussed before, but no one

When I add a flashing icon to the panel, everything is fine. If I rotate an icon by some angle it stops blinking. Is it a bug or a feature?

Steve: I think your design and execution of the turntable is great. I have built several specialized stepper and servo CNC machines for my business. I know the thought and effort it takes to do what

Dear Dave, Thank you for your clear instructions. Hopefully, I have followed them correctly when I have just been uploading three log files to a folder created under the name of "Scripts" in the

Ken, As far as I know, a RailCom detector can handle two (or four?) trains simultaneously. Two is enough for me but by temporarily turning off RailCom capability in?decoders of locos already taken

The development build installers at http://jmri.tagadab.com/jenkins/job/Development/job/Packages/ have a fix for this which makes the capacity effectively unlimited. Would appreciate it that makes the

Dave, Thanks again, Just as you say.? I tried but could not find them on my own. ??? ??? Rick.

Gabor, What I was meaning was a block sensor would be fine for following the train after the initial block and before the final block, as you said, no other trains would be on those blocks. But the

Gerry, Same as I found on two different programmer set ups. Both have 12 volt 1.25 amp power supplies, soon to be replaced with more robust power. Rick.

Dave, Thanks, I will try? that when I go to the club and visit my friend. I use the advance format here and have a function pane in which I can make the changes I want for function labels. ???

The profile was incorrect. Several of the buttons were set to internal. Corrected and working fine, now. Thanks for the help.

Guys I was having a few "fails" with my Sprog II so I changed the power supply to a 15 volt unit - same as my Sprog 3 - fixed all the problems. Gerry -- Gerry Hopkins MMR #177 FNMRA Great Northern

I’ve just made a code change that removes the limit. (The limit had been a bit complicated, so it turned out to be easier to remove it than to figure out exactly how to describe it) I’ll post

Preferences->Roster->Programmer-Format->Advanced. -- Dave in Australia The New England Convention 2018 http://www.newenglandmodelrailwayclub.com/content/convention.shtml

Thanks, Dave Your "take" works like a?charm. Since the script disables the x-close button on the title bar, I removed the whole title bar using?"setUndecorated (True)" to the jFrame, and added my

I’ve upgraded to the latest production 4.12 panelpro from 4.10 and get this new warning message. What is the limit as I something like 100+ sensors in a script which calls

The view you see is set in preferences. Alternatively, if using the Roster view with a list of locos, then the “function labels” are accessible via the button for “labels and media”, below the