From orwell96 to ~gpcf/advtrains-devel
Hi 1F616EMO, ywang is right here. I added the get_aspect() function to query the signal aspect table. The main reason why it is a separate function is, because the old 2-lamp signals already use getstate() to return "red" and "green" and I didn't want to break that. The Ks signals don't have a setstate() and thus also no getstate(). Regards, orwell Am Mon, 21 Oct 2024 20:35:14 +0000 schrieb "Y. Wang" <y5nw@protonmail.com>: > > Adds advtrains.getstate() function to Ks main and shunting signals. Returned values are tables containing full aspect. > Usecase? LuaATC provides get_aspect(pos) that allows you to get the > aspect of a signal. >
From orwell96 to ~gpcf/advtrains-devel
Hi 1F616EMO, first of all thank you very much for all the patches you have submitted so far. This is really a lot of enhancements for advtrains. And sorry for only answering now, but I was quite occupied with the birth of my son 2 months ago. This patch looks fine so far. I didn't test it yet though. Can you tell me, what are the changes in the textures of the Ks signals? Thanks! Regards, orwell Am Sun, 6 Oct 2024 17:13:36 +0800 schrieb 1F616EMO <yiufamily.hh@gmail.com>: > From: 1F616EMO <root@1f616emo.xyz> >
From orwell96 to ~gpcf/advtrains-devel
Hi Athozus,
I know it has been some time. Maybe I should check mails on this address more often, but I have recently reinstalled my laptop and had so far not setup the email client.
Regarding the door patches, I need to check them in more detail. But I would like to finish my work on the route programming (route_prog_rework) before I do such things.
I hope you are not too upset because of this. Thanks for understanding.
Regards,
orwell
Am Fri, 29 Dec 2023 12:29:00 +0100
schrieb "Y. Wang" <yw05@forksworld.de>:
> On 22/10/2023 00:27, Athozus wrote:
From orwell96 to ~gpcf/advtrains-devel
Hi 1F616EMO, I have merged your patches. On this occasion I also created a new release. Thanks for your contributions. Regards, orwell Am Sun, 30 Jun 2024 06:20:42 +0800 schrieb 1F616EMO <yiufamily.hh@gmail.com>: > From: 1F616EMO <root@1f616emo.xyz> > > This patch fixes the following problem: > > * TCB marker is not removed on TCB removal
From orwell96 to ~gpcf/advtrains-devel
Hi SwissalpS,
Sorry for getting back to you only now. I figured I should finally check on some of the patches.
I have two different patches from you in the inbox regarding the is_ground_content fixes. The other one "is ground content revision" I am unable to apply (git-am reports error).
Can I ask you to send again the correct version of the patch? Then I'll integrate it ASAP. Thank you very much.
Regards, orwell
Am Tue, 12 Mar 2024 13:43:50 +0100
schrieb Luke aka SwissalpS <Luke@SwissalpS.ws>:
> see https://github.com/pandorabox-io/pandorabox.io/issues/836
From orwell (claws) to ~gpcf/advtrains-devel
Hi Maverick, Thanks for reporting this, I oversaw one call in path_invalidate_ahead. Should be fixed now, please try again whether the unloading rails now work correctly in track loops. Regards, orwell
From orwell (claws) to ~gpcf/advtrains-devel
Hi Maverick, I have pushed a commit to master fixing the issue with the track loops. Can you rebase your patch onto this and test it? Once it works I would like to merge it and maybe even publish a release (there hasn't been one for some time). Thank you! Regards, orwell
From orwell (claws) to ~gpcf/advtrains-devel
Hi, - (?)TODO ramp doesn't activate if track is a closed loop. Oh no. This issue is slowly becoming a nightmare. It breaks the coupling system, it breaks path projection, it breaks the loading rails... There needs to be done a change in the occupation system, so that it can handle the same train having this position at multiple path items (or at least make the lowest index take precedence) I need to think about that separately.
From orwell (claws) to ~gpcf/advtrains-devel
Hi again, Just noticed you added a patch here an hour ago... Which means we were working in parallel. My remark still holds though, and I believe my implementation is correct. Regards, orwell
From orwell (claws) to ~gpcf/advtrains-devel
Hi, yes, generally this is the right way to do. However you need to be careful because the index does not necessarily match the real position (an index of 1 can be a distance greater than 1) Since I have some time today, I added such a function in 283efc4. You should be able to use it right away. Regards, orwell