Couple of pointers about Update Turnouts and Structures - 1) The names must match. If you updated the label of the turnout or structure - it will fail to find it 2) The endpoint count and their positi

#beta #Parameter

Only if the modifications needed are to add/replace or augment with (new) elements from the parm files. Moving or Deleting existing elements, or Joining, or Adding flexible track elements, or Draw ele

Peter, The N-Kato-Unitram file is shipped inside the product itself. Go to File->Parameter Files->Library and search for Kato. The Unitram file should be listed. Hit "Add" and then "OK". The old parm

#beta #Parameter

In short, yes. The .xtc file does not depend on parameter file contents, the elements are all copied/cloned into the layout. Adam

This is a hangover from the days when XTrackCAD was born. Those of long memory may recall that early graphics hw support had to use a limited "palette" of colors. You could have any color you wanted b

#background

The deal is we have to pick between some imperfect solutions as we navigate between platforms and windowing systems. The situation of cursors and their behavior as they move between what are actually

#beta #Windows

Known bug at Beta 3.0 - all groups with no tracks are complaining - fix already pushed to BSF. Adam

#Bug

Fix pushed for both Bezier and Cornu Tracks to place the elevation in the middle. Adam

#Bug

Bill, Glad you got going - now you just have the bugs to contend with! Users have found a couple of good ones, so once we have them fixed, we will get to a Beta 3.1 out. Adam

Quite right, just Beta 3.0 so far. I think you mean "Track Elevations" not "End-Point Elevations". Yes, there seems to be a problem with location of the Cornu track elevation (and I suspect the Bezier

#Bug

Let me restate, We don’t have drag and drop in the way users expect and we have never had. Drag and drop means you click on an object in one place and drag (without releasing) onto another part of the

#HowTo

#HowTo

The HotBar does not support drag and drop (never has). Reasons are complex and besides the point right now. How to use it - Select an object in the bar. (Left-Click and release) <the selected item is

#HowTo

Bill, It seems the service was disabled and not just unloaded. Please reissue the launchctl load command with the -w flag like this. /bin/launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchAgents/org.macosforge.xquartz

Unfortunately the screenshot was attached at too low a res to allow me to read it. :). Anyway, the core issue is that DISPLAY variable not being set. This indicates that this plist - /Library/LaunchAg

It does help. So close to success! See the line near the end - (XtrkCAD-bin:31435): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display: That's why it is failing. OSX Security is all ok by this point. But XQuartz is

Bill, When you “Open” - the latest Apple instructions say to use Finder on the Applications folder (assuming you dragged it in there in install) and then Ctrl-click it and select “Open” from the Menu.

Jeff, The basics are these - the Layout size is really the entire space you are putting things into. (options->layout). Within that you place your baseboards, modules, bench work, etc. Most people use

#HowTo

Ian, Thanks. So the first issue is actually somehow induced after Move and before Connect. Connect itself is a bit odd-fashioned and doesn't do anything with the system cursor. I will add a cursor res

I pushed a couple of fixes for this - one to get structures back, one to make explicit what type of object was failing. Adam