Alan Trulock

I see no change. Thank you for looking at it. r, Alan Trulock On Dec 19, 2024, at 3:17 PM, Dave Bullis sillub@users.sourceforge.net wrote: I pushed a possible fix to Default brnch I don't have a MAC to try this on. Can you build Default and try it? thanks [bugs:#565] https://sourceforge.net/p/xtrkcad-fork/bugs/565/ No Map for Newly Saved Files Status: open Milestone: Next Release Created: Wed Apr 24, 2024 03:44 AM UTC by Alan Trulock Last Updated: Mon Nov 04, 2024 06:09 PM UTC Owner: nobody Attachments:...

I did not go too deep into it. I just trying to report that “hq” should be “hg”. The sourceforge-repo seems to have been shorthand for the sourceforge url, I speculate, rather than a Mac-ism. I do it like this: Fetch source code using the following commands from the Terminal: cd ~/src hg clone http://hg.code.sf.net/p/xtrkcad-fork/xtrkcad Update the source code to the branch you want to build (e.g. v5.3.0) using the following commands from the Terminal: cd ~/src/xtrkcad hg update [branch] r, Alan...

For the sake of clarity: I am running MacOS 14.4.1 with version 5.3.0. When I open a layout file that was saved with under 5.2.2, layers appear on the map as expected. When I open a layout file that was saved under 5.3.0, layers do not appear on the map as expected until I go and manually reselect On Map for each layer. I have verified this functions as expected on Windows. I have not tested this on Linux. It seems to be MacOS specific that is not handling the additional data elements. I compiled...

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No idea why that posted anonymously...

Sure thing. Here is a quick test layout. When the turnout path is normal, the entire track is highlighted and the train can pass through. When the turnout path is set to reverse, only a portion of the turnout is highlighted and the train cannot pass through.

That works. Thank you.

I see. I created a new account on my computer and still cannot see the map after saving a file. If it is working for you, it may be MacOS specific. UPDATE: Works as advertised on my wife's Windows machine.