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Hi Dave, Yes I want to allocate the next section early exactly the same way it can be done with the user interface bellow but within a script. The sequence would be : (1) The train enters a section,

It works. thanks. JeanLouisDelestre@... ----- Mail original ----- De: "John Griffin" <johng.sst@...> ?: [email protected] Envoyé: Lundi 30 Septembre 2024 19:59:57

Dick, Vic is asking abound "signal head" icons. Dave Sand

Vic, I presume for flashing? There have been some flashing icons available for many years. E.g. https://www.jmri.org/xml/signals/RG-1965/aspects.xml I'm not sure just how to access them for use by

That should work.? Note that the program will not advance to the next schedule item until all cars have been delivered.? For example, on Monday, the program will wait for 12 Hopper Iron cars to be

Hi, Has anyone generated animated gifs for use with the Signal Head icons? Thanks Vic

Dave Sand, That line added to the ~/.jmri/jmri.conf file did the trick. I had been in that file before but didn’t remember why. For me the file was already installed, I don’t know if it was

The introduction to JMRI Warrants is at https://www.jmri.org/help/en/html/tools/WarrantsIntro.shtml A simple example is actually complex. It is built from a Control Panel Editor panel, Turnouts,

Ken, The file that you uploaded this morning does not have any of the changes that I recommended. If you want, I can make the changes and upload an updated file for your review. Dave Sand

From the example location *Schedule* shown on page 34 of the Manual, it appears that the " *Count* " number one chooses determines how many of a specific 'car type' a train will set out and/or pick up

Do you want to allocate the next section early or do you want to add an extra section to the active train? Dave Sand

Mac OD has a very nice snipping tool: Command+shift+4 -- Ben Sevier Kailua-Kona, HI

Is it the one we run by Shif+-Ctrl+S ? JeanLouisDelestre@... ----- Mail original ----- De: "splasher" <steve@...> ?: [email protected] Envoyé: Lundi 30 Septembre 2024

There is a free utility called ShareX that is excellent in clipping any section of the screen. It's what I use to capture figures for my blog. It even captures drop downs. [email protected]>

Thanks Dan.? Found it now although although frames had come to mind before.? It's in Preferences, not the JMRI menu where I had been expecting it (Tools).? Works as hoped. Phil

The following items have been added to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /ProblemsBeingWorkedOn/Ken Fordham/Revised Panel.xml (

Am 30.09.2024 um 15:50 schrieb Vinny DeRobertis: I get the screenshots until I quit JMRI. My script: import java java.lang.Runtime.getRuntime().exec(["C:/temp/screenshot.bat", ""]) I'm running

Good idea... a little MORE brute force won't hurt.

Windows also has built in *Snipping Tool* which allows you to get the whole screen or just a region. -- -splasher in somd -NCE PowerCab with Raspberry Pi 3b+ and JMRI -DCC-EX with Arduino

John, Some additional details. The previous serial library, purejavacom, had a process to find device names that started with a set of prefixes, One of them was ttyUSB. For technical reasons, a