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Hi folks, I am in the very early days of exploring Jython and thought that using my "go to" tool which is Visual Studio Code would make things easier. To a degree is has, as I am getting nice colour coding etc. However, I am also seeing some missing bits, for example here: The wavy lines are because "masts" and "sensors" are not being recognised. I kind of understand why - because they are "built in" JMRI features. So the question, is there any way that I can include a reference [or similar] so that Visual Studio's engine can understand that they are valid keywords? Even better, of course, would be the next level - type sensors, hit the dot and get a list of possibilities. The code works just fine, so it's a shame that Visual Studio Code doesn't understand it! Any ideas (or alternative ideas) very welcome. Thanks, Nick

I have downloaded JMRI to my Mac. I was able to start both DecoderPro and PanelPro. I created a new "Active Profile" in PanelPro and it did bring up the preferences page. I selected "no decoder" or something like that. Saved the profile. Quit PanelPro. Now when I attempt to start PanelPro all I get is the small panel that allows me to bring up the Help page or to Quit PanelPro. I get no further. What have I done wrong? How do I fix it?

I want to send a train of loaded coal hoppers from staging to a classification yard. Then, move those cars on a yard local to various industries. I want the yard local to pick up empty coal hoppers at those same industries and bring them back to the classification yard. Finally, send those empty coal hoppers on a third train from the classification yard back to the staging yard. All in the same operating session. I tried it this past week at an operating session by building the first train, printing the manifest, and then moving and terminating the train. Then I built the yard local and repeated the same build/print/move/terminate process. Then I built the third train and printed that manifest. I put the three manifest copies in the stack of manifests used for the session, in the proper sequence. I also printed the switch lists after each build to give to the two yard masters. It's a lot to do and can be confusing to the yard masters. Is their a more elegant way to accomplish all this through Operation Settings, or thr Cars or Locations tables? John P.

Hi, Still continuing to test chaining of transits. It look like if you chain a new tansit using "load traininfo” but with a different locomotive, dispatcher doesn't use the new locomotive but continue to run the new transit with the previous locomotive. Any idea? JeanLouisDelestre@... De: "Ken Heywood via groups.io" <kheywood@...> ?: [email protected] Envoyé: Dimanche 23 Mars 2025 07:57:36 Objet: Re: [jmriusers] Dispatcher question - chaining transits #dispatcher I use transit actions “load traininfo” and then “terminate” at the end of a transit. This is especially useful when your train has a reversing move. -- Ken NYNH&H, Old Colony Division, Cape Cod Branch (1949-1959) Loconet * JMRI 5.11.1 * OSX,Win10,Ubuntu Blog: Cape Cod Railroad (HO) – Newbie of an Oldie Youtube: Ken's Channel -- --------------------------------------------- Jean-Louis Paris-France --------------------------------------------- JRMI 5.9.5 on Windows DCC EX on Arduino Mega Java version 17.1.12

I will try to pose the above question as briefly as possible but for a mature lapsed academic that may be a challenge... Our club's new layout we will have an eight track staging yard. From past experience we found the noise of multiple sound equipped DCC engines annoying. Our solution is to use some RR-Cirkits RB4 relay boards populating an RR-Cirkits TowerLCC card and JMRI sensors to toggle track power on (sensor ACTIVE) and off (sensor INACTIVE). Operators at the layout will have tablets running Engine Driver and will have access to all of the panels available at dispatch. We would like the panel for the staging yard to have a mechanism to toggle track power on or off... think local control of staging yard track power. For example we have had great success using block detection to make sure a train exiting a reverse loop has the exit turnout set correctly.... exit block detected... LCC sends the eventID to set the turnout to the correct position... very quick no need for central computer interaction. The panels we built for the previous layout were spot on... animated and informative. Like all things digital there is a slew of JMRI tools to make this happen... internal sensors...jython scripts... logixNG... The dispatch station has three screens and one could be dedicated to all manner of control devices (on/off toggles). The operators have a tablet and only one screen. The dispatch solution would require flipping back and forth between screens. Not necessarily optimal. Simple question... Can you add a SPST switch to a layout editor built panel? Dan Kubasrych ARHS

Hello, Since Windows 10 is being phased out, I decided to change my laptop to Linux Ubuntu (Cinnamon version). I have found Linux is worlds away from Windows. Anyway, I believe that I have installed JMRI correctly, as it appears all you have to do is extract the tar file and move the folder to wherever you want. When I try to run, for example, PanelPro in the command line I get the following errors. I have no idea what to do. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. -- Tom