[Serana]

For your first issue:
You said ORTSHeateringCompartmentTemperatureSet was not working. There's a typo issue in what you have written: it's ORTSHeatingCompartmentTemperatureSet

[Genma Saotome]

 PerryPlatypus, on 14 September 2022 - 12:41 PM, said:

At some point in recent builds, Z fighting has become very, very severe on object faces that are too close to each other. Previously, Z fighting only occurred when faces were within about 0.01 meters or less. Now I am having buildings where windows begin flickering and disappearing due to Z fighting when the faces are a full 0.05 meters or more (5 cm, or about 2 inches) apart and the camera is about 200+ meters away from the object. The effect is even more extreme when the camera is not directly facing the object, but instead at a slight angle.

Are others experiencing similar things?

An example, but AFAICT, only visible using high telephoto camera settings.


I looked at the model and saw I can correct this problem (rather surprised it was built this way).

[superheatedsteam]

 PerryPlatypus, on 14 September 2022 - 12:41 PM, said:

At some point in recent builds, Z fighting has become very, very severe on object faces that are too close to each other. Previously, Z fighting only occurred when faces were within about 0.01 meters or less. Now I am having buildings where windows begin flickering and disappearing due to Z fighting when the faces are a full 0.05 meters or more (5 cm, or about 2 inches) apart and the camera is about 200+ meters away from the object. The effect is even more extreme when the camera is not directly facing the object, but instead at a slight angle.

Are others experiencing similar things?

I have been also been experiencing this issue in my 3D cabviews.

Carlo suggested testing in ORNYMG with 'Run at 32 bit on Win64' ticked in the 'ORNYMG Only' tab in the options section, and this stopped the Z fighting in my cabviews. Issue does not occur for me in OR v1.3 but persists in OR v1.4, v1.5 and ORNYMG in 64-bit mode.

For my works in progress it's just a matter of reworking the geometry. For work I have already released, it's on my very long to do list. :-)

Cheers,

Marek.

[A D REID]

 PerryPlatypus, on 14 September 2022 - 12:41 PM, said:

At some point in recent builds, Z fighting has become very, very severe on object faces that are too close to each other. Previously, Z fighting only occurred when faces were within about 0.01 meters or less. Now I am having buildings where windows begin flickering and disappearing due to Z fighting when the faces are a full 0.05 meters or more (5 cm, or about 2 inches) apart and the camera is about 200+ meters away from the object. The effect is even more extreme when the camera is not directly facing the object, but instead at a slight angle.

Are others experiencing similar things?

I have also seen building windows flash, as well as other effects.
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[engmod]

Just caught the tail end of the wheelslip message.

Seems to happen after an uncouple?

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  Number of downloads: 111

[engmod]

Looks like the uncouple code again.

Same log file as previous.

I will test with ORMG.

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[engmod]

Ok, testing old versions of ORMG.

The wheelslip is not there with ORMG 127,

It started with ORMG 128.

[charland]

I ran another activity yesterday and only had two wheel slip buzzers. The first one was in the Gloversville yard, I uncoupled from half a dozen cars and was going to back away from them when I got buzzed. Single engine no grade, no brakes, going into notch one. The cars I uncoupled from were on a curve, the engine on a straight piece of track.

Second was in Johnstown, lifted three cars, air connected, no brakes, no handbrakes, level track, went into notch one and was buzzed. The train was on a large "S" curve with a switch forming the straight portion in the middle of the two curves.

Paul :-)

[A D REID]

Simulator Crash --




I was just running one of my own activities for the Clinton Sub, when the simulator crashed, but I was able to resume from my last save file, and finish the activity successfully.

Here is my log file:

 OpenRailsLog.txt (21.7K)
Number of downloads: 118


Regards,
Dan

[engmod]

Hi Team,

The wheelslip buzzer problem comes from the Advanced adhesion code and started with Open Rails

U2022.07.02-1236 2022-07-02 13-43-14.zip