jalsina wrote:ChrisOnline wrote:Rick, thanks for all your hard work and great contribution.
I wanted to mention, there are 7 or 8 locations across the route where a siding is obstructed by a rogue stopblock (buffers). I have used the conventional way of fixing this (highlight track section, slide sideways, click "undo"), accepting that future updates will undo my work, but the ends of the sidings now have double stopblocks. Double stopblocks also seem to appear at the ends of most sidings in addtiion to those that needed fixing as escribed.
Checking these, I see there is some form of manaul stopblock at the end of the track (not the one that automatically installs with the track), distinguished by a rail that is quite black and different to the main track. So my first thought was to delete those extra "manual" stopblocks. But they are not selectable (therefore cannot be deleted), and I see no asset in the G-TraX/MaineMaritime assets folder that could relate to this asset.
Any thoughts?
Example picture below, but this occurs across multiple locations in the route
The fix is in this message: http://railworksamerica.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=14768
No, that is how to remove a random buffer blocking the track. As I already said, I am familair with that, and have already done it successfully here (in several places in the route). What it does is move the buffer to the end of the siding where it should be. The problem here is that there is already this "fixed" buffer at the end, resulting in double buffers. Removing the fixed buffer would resolve it, but it isn't selectable in the editor, and I can't find it in the assets (nor in the editor picklist)
buzz456 wrote:Since it's at the end of the track who cares?
Buzz, I would agree if it was an odd one or two. But it actually occurs at the end of many sidings across the route. Nothing wrong with wanting to clean up something that looks wrong!
