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This looks fascinating from the pictures. I am a real 36ng fan.

I hope you enjoy yourself

Fortunately I did not write over my SP1 game directory. But this will likely be my last Trainz release to use.

I feel the same way. I need to be able to see the junctions and track clearly.

I don't know which beta folder to look into. Does this have a workaround? I updated to I think SP3 and this is a disaster for intricate trackwork as found in Philskene's routes. VBirtually impossible to set junctions or determine routes. This is a real deal breaker for me:(

Thanks. It looks like 22 SP3 is starting. Any opinion about pointing it to my SP1 build?

It does not matter right now because the program will not start: Says MSVCP140_ATOMIC_WAIT not found Cannot reinstall because says a filepath is already in use.

After I install SP3, can I point it to my SP1 build? To save installing things again?

Most driver command scripts have to add the command they create to the driver schedule. You can study mine and most any others. You can do a search in the "scripts" folder to see if any functions similar to addschedulecommand exist to do this. It may be that only the system can strip off or...

I am not sure what you are trying to do. Can you insert the driver command while in driver mode? IF not, then something may be wrong with the command you are trying to insert.

Based on my years with Trainz: *It is probably possible to achieve the objective of the OP (at least temporarily) *But the route might be minimal compared to what is currently available, may not worth the effort. *A possible exception would be themed routes such as switching challenges with...

I don't know if you can. I would look at the log to see what response you are getting from the system. Also use print statements.

Not always. For example, I can return a null from drivercommand.gettooltip() without indicating that the subject driver command failed.

A return of false does not necessarily mean the command has failed. There are a of calls that the command does not need to process, but can wait for subsequent calls in the same command instance.

Contributed driver commands that do not function or choose not to function can have various outcomes depending on the author, In my commands, I tried to print a message to the driver console to indicate the situation. In most cases, a member function simply returns a false to the system.