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The bug has been fixed at build ID 877.

Enjoy!

JimG

You should be able to change the number of levers from Panels > Edit Lever Frame. However, I just tried it on build 876 and it doesn't work. This is obviously a bug which we'll work on as quickly as possible. Thanks for finding it.

A mistake in coding had allowed SigScribe4 interlocking errors when two stop signals were directly opposed on a single line section and one or more additional signals occupied the section between. This has been repaired at build ID 871 which is now available for download. If you wish to reuse an exi...

This bug has been fixed at Build ID 871 which is now available for download. Many thanks to pathsearch for finding it.

You'll need to clear and then redefine routes if you want to reuse an existing .ss4 file.

You've found a genuine bug. We're working on it.

From build ID 870 the Price Quotation function accessible from the Help menu of SigScribe4 uses a secure (SSL) link to the MODRATEC site.

There had been an error in the action associated with the Edit Lever Frame option in the Panels menu. This is corrected at build ID 862.

To upgrade to a later build, simply install the new version over the top of the original version. Data files (*.ss4) will be transferable, although it is recommended that route definitions be refreshed by selecting "Define Route" for each signal lever before setting the interlocking.

The build ID of a version can now be accessed from the Help menu > About item. When making comments or enquiries regarding SigScribe4, it may be helpful to identify the build ID. Before build 836 this information is not accessible to the user.

This error has now been eliminated in the version currently available for download. (Build ID: 836)

We are aware of an interlocking error associated with protection at diamond crossings and slips. This error is not apparent in all layout configurations. The software is currently being modified and tested to overcome this limitation. The version currently available for download contains this bug. W...

A bug has been discovered in the pathing data associated with left-hand catch points. This has been corrected in the 1.0.beta version currently available for download.

The concept is that each Topic in the Words & Phrases forum is itself a word or phrase used in connection with rail operations. You can create a new topic. In the Subject line, write the word or phrase, and in the Message body write the meaning as you understand it. Include as much information a...

Used: USA

Cross reference: Flat crossing (GB)

Presumably a term used in USA. Does anyone know of its use elsewhere?