If the bug causes a crash, please provide the generated crash.log, crash.png and crash.sav (if generated), plus the most recent save before the crash and, where applicable, instructions to reproduce it. If the bug occurs while saving, additionally enable debugging for that: '-dsl10' or console command 'debug-level sl=10'.Running the game with misc debugging enabled with command line parameter '-dmisc10' or console command 'debug-level misc=10'.Whenever possible, building in debug mode (Linux/OS X users, pass -enable-debug to configure).If you have found a bug, please help me out in tracking it down by They can better isolate the bug, and then report it to the maintainer of the appropriate patch. If you are playing with a patch pack, please report the bug to the pack's maintainer. In particular, in the case of other patches, then I cannot always isolate the problem as belonging to ProgSigs or the other patch, and subtle interactions between them (As they are not expecting to be used together) can make debugging especially difficult. Whenever possible, try without NewGRFs or other patches enabled. Please, try and devise the minimum scenario to report it. (The updates are pushed to Gitorious by an automated script on my server every quater of an hour.

Find the Git repository I use for development at Gitorious. Unless someone comes up with any compelling features, this patch will probably enter maintainance mode - that is, I now regard it as stable, and hope for it to be tested for inclusion in trunkįind the latest diff here. Signal state: Look at the state of another exit signal that you own on the map.Red Signals: Compare the number of red exit signals behind this signal to a value.Green Signals: Compare the number of green exit signals behind this signal to a value.Never: Always take the Else branch of an if.Always: Always take the Then branch of an if.Set Signal: Set the signal's state to the selected value and terminate the program.

If: Conditional branch upon a condition.

The three buttons on the top row manipulate an instruction, and change depending upon its type. If this instruction is an If, then all of its children will be removed

To remove an instruction, select it and press remove. Select the instruction you want to insert the new instruction before and select the instruction to insert from the Insert dropdown list. If you've lost the signal the open window points to, the little right arrow will take you to it (Todo: Better icon) The program button is the bottom-right of the signal GUI window the one which (for now) shares it's icon with the settings button. Programmable signals occupy the slot in between combo and PBS signals in the signal GUI. Overview PSig-Overview.png (42.88 KiB) Viewed 40335 times Creating a Programmable Signal

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