Hi Morsing (again)
I suggest to start from a working demo plan as it can be downloaded from here
https://wiki.rocrail.net/doku.php?id=download-int at about mid page.
Before this you need to save your work by copying all 5 files to a back-up durectory (plan.xml, rocrail.ini, rocview.ini, locofile.xml, occ.xml)
Then load it in your rocrail working directory while Rocrail is not started and then start Rocrail.
Recommended practice:
- each block must have a sensor on each side at least (usually ENTER sensor and IN sensor)
- make a simple layout representing your layout (typically a loop of track or more.
- all tracks are by default bi-directional. If you wish Rocrail not to consider both directions, insert a special track in the way between 2 block (track plan/edit panel then right click were you want to insert the direction track and select Add Item Track/Direction.
- possibly add branch lines (ending with a buffer and a block (with one or 2 sensors). The block in this branch line must tick "terminal station" (or at least "allow change direction") in its properties.
Rocrail will do for you all the final checking and create the routes. Check to Step by step tutorial here
https://wiki.rocrail.net/doku.ph...bystep-en#the_track-planRocrail can analyse your project or clean it using file/router/routing. Attention it wil erase all routes and create new and clean ones. It will also program all track symbols so that when a route is selected, all symbols used by that route will turn yellow. So periodically save your work by saving the 5 files mentioned.
If the plan is not healthy (i.e.: not suitable for operation, it will indicated in the lower left corner of the screen what the problems are.
In your case with the plan I have received it says:
13:14:40 Plan is NOT healthy. See previous ERROR lines.
13:14:40 ERROR: plan position[15-3-0] object[tk] id[tk13] overlaps object[bk] id[bk2]
13:14:40 ERROR: plan position[14-3-0] object[tk] id[tk3] overlaps object[bk] id[bk2]
13:14:40 ERROR: plan position[13-3-0] object[tk] id[tk2] overlaps object[bk] id[bk2]
Where all positions indicate the x (horizontal), y (vertical), z (layer) of the problematic entry. Example plan position[15-3-0] shows that item in the 15 th row and 3rd line is problematic.
My advice is to start from a simple and healthy plan, save all files, make a limited number of changes, test for health, simulate the operation (by activating sensors and starting trains, or use the drag and drop. once tested OK then save all files and make new changes.
cheers
Jean