Shortcut key for narrow gauge?

[jamespetts]

I am trying to add "q" as the shortcut key for building narrow gauge track in Pak128.Britain-Ex, but am doing something wrong, as "q" ends up being bound to ordinary track instead.

Here is the existing menuconf.tab:

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# railtools
toolbar[2][0]=ways(2,0)
toolbar[2][1]=ways(2,1)
toolbar[2][2]=bridges(2)
toolbar[2][3]=tunnels(2)
toolbar[2][4]=wayobjs(2)
toolbar[2][5]=signs(2)
toolbar[2][6]=general_tool[17],16,,2
toolbar[2][7]=general_tool[33],30,,2
toolbar[2][8]=buildings(33,2)
toolbar[2][9]=buildings(34,2)
toolbar[2][10]=buildings(35,2)
toolbar[2][11]=buildings(35,0)
toolbar[2][12]=general_tool[14],,t,2
toolbar[2][13]=general_tool[18],,e,2

# narrowgaugetools
toolbar[3][0]=ways(8,0)
toolbar[3][1]=ways(8,1)
toolbar[3][2]=bridges(8)
toolbar[3][3]=tunnels(8)
toolbar[3][4]=wayobjs(8)
toolbar[3][5]=signs(8)
toolbar[3][6]=general_tool[17],16,,8
toolbar[3][7]=buildings(33,8)
toolbar[3][8]=buildings(34,8)
toolbar[3][9]=buildings(35,8)
toolbar[3][10]=buildings(35,0)
toolbar[3][11]=general_tool[14],,t,2
toolbar[3][12]=general_tool[18],,e,2


I have modified this to replace the line "toolbar[3][11]=general_tool[14],,t,2" with "toolbar[3][11]=general_tool[14],,q,2". Before modifying it, "q" was unbound. Now, "q" is bound to standard gauge track.

I am rather confused, as I thought that "toolbar[3][11]=general_tool[14],,t,2" was the definition line for a the tool for laying narrow gauge track, and that the letter specified afterwards was the shortcut key for it. Is this not so?

[Lubak91]

"2" is number for track waytype, "8" is number for narrowgauge waytype...

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toolbar[3][11]=general_tool[14],,q,8

[jamespetts]

That works excellently - thank you very much.

[greenling]

james do you rechange the menu struktur?

[jamespetts]

No, the structure remains unchanged: I have simply added a shortcut key.

[greenling]

Ok.
Thank you for you info.