I've written a HTML page and will send it over. Useful exercise for me to remind me how the code works ! - Nigel

I agree with Dan. Save stuff as a .pdf. I am still developing my JMRI OperationsPro skills for our club, so make sure all our trains "work" by repeatedly building the train and saving each Build Repor

Thank you Dan I’m looking forward to be back at my computer and testing the next release

Merry Christmas Jon! Dan

On Fri, Dec 20, 2024 at 01:11 PM, Doug wrote: ...but I would prefer to have it listed in the consist if possible. Doug, I believe the caveat to this would be that the car with the fred travels from or

Jake, It seems you have quite a few expectations for the movement of your cars/loads and most of them were not set forth in the question of your initial post... Since you were trying to figure out the

Tom, Have you had a chance to review and/or follow up with the changes to the EB Local to check on your goal realizations...? Happy to help, hope it helps, <Pete Johnson>

On Fri, Dec 13, 2024 at 07:16 PM, Pete Johnson wrote: On Fri, Dec 13, 2024 at 06:08 AM, CharlieM wrote: I guess time will flush out these historical bugs. Charlie, I recommend manually fixing these hi

On Tue, Dec 10, 2024 at 07:58 AM, Scott Walton wrote: So the car movement would be from industry to yard to staging 1 to staging 2 and then back to yard and on to industry. So Scott, In referring to t

Dan: As info, just look at all other drop downs and they all worked as should. The only one that didn't was the 'car type serviced. Did see that when I clicked on drop down and brought the list up and

Web color text for car and loco movement has been added in test release 5.11.1 Dan

On Sat, Dec 7, 2024 at 10:59 PM, Rick Wehr wrote: I started from scratch with the simplest Locations, Routes and Trains I could think of. Rick, Just for comparison, can you share your new set up files

Yes. In the operations directory, there are five or six ".xml" files that JMRI uses for Operations. These include overall (Operations.xml), cars (OperationsCarRoster.xml), locos if used ("OperationsEn

Pete, the "99" and "-99" did the trick! working as intended, thanks... Rick, thanks for the input. my oil train is a turn, leaving staging with crude oil, delivering it to Refinery, picking up diesel

Don't know if it would work for you but I run my car float ops as Start with cars on the float. generate the local train from float to industries and back to float. Print it and terminate it generate

Heath, I have a car float on my club's layout where we perform similar operations to what you seem to want to do. In our case, initially, we declared the tracks on the car float as spurs, so that good

Dan, You the man! That's exactly what was wrong. I don't know how the box got checked. Thanx, Ken

Pete, Thank you for the advice that seems to have corrected my problem. With this issue resolved I can finally stop having to build these three trains all by hand.

On Fri, Nov 29, 2024 at 03:00 PM, Ken Heywood wrote: If that were the case, would the build fail? If not fail, how to handle the cassette placement? Or ..... the build simply would not put more than s

Thank you again for the helpful replies. Here is the automation I came up with. Basic logic is: Build the 1st train. If it fails, automation naturally stops and train is not built Build the 2nd train.