[roeter]

If this problems is what I think it is, it is solved in version X2163.
If not - it's back to the drawing-board :sign_rockon:

Regards,
Rob Roeterdink

[PA1930]

Just tested out X2164 and all works fine, Rob! :sign_rockon: Thanks!

I might have one question though: Just out of curiosity, I've tried to see if by any chance I could get the error when crossing the same level crossing while running with my train backwards, but I've found something strange happening...

At first, when I passed through, the crossing closed, the cars waited and after my train passed, the level crossing then opened... But then when I passed through it backwards, although it did close, but then after train passed and I still ran for around 350m backwards, and the crossing didn't open. Not sure if that should working like that or not, but just in case, this is what I whitnessed. Thought I'd share. :jawdrop2:

[charliechan]

Good Morning:

I am using OR2164 and the last few builds I have been getting this error whenever I come upon a reverse point. The first two were when I was running the MEP. I thought it might be because of the met but I made a short activity using the North Coast Railroad V3.1 and sure enough. This is the screen shot of the error message.



 OpenRailsLog.txt (12.53K)
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Thanks for all the work being done to a sim that is looking better and better.

[Gary54]

I, too, have been having trouble with the most recent experimental versions. I've attached a copy of the log as well as a screen shot of the error message. My problems have been occurring soon after an activity starts. I'm running the Delaware and Hudson Bridgeline route.

Thanks for any help on this.

Gary

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[Gary54]

Yes -I did have a similar problem when running with the curve speed option checked. Unchecking resolved the issue. However, it appears to
have resurfaced even when running with the curve speed option deactivated.

[gpz]

Gary, your problem is unrelated to the others' one here. Yours arising in ORTS.RailDriverHandle.Update function, while the speach in this thread is about ORTS.Train.GetReservedLength. For your problem there is a bug report created in tracker: https://bugs.launchp...or/+bug/1243924

[Gary54]

Thanks, Peter. Though the error was a bit different from that reported in this thread, it seemed that the timing was similar.

I will wait to see if the bug can be addressed.

Gary

[roeter]

This little routine is proving to be quite a little devil :thumbup3: - and it all looked so easy.
Version X2168 is another attempt to chase out the gremlins.

Regards,
Rob Roeterdink

[charliechan]

Good Morning:

Tried on two different routes and worked fine.

Thanks