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:
# 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?
"2" is number for track waytype, "8" is number for narrowgauge waytype...
toolbar[3][11]=general_tool[14],,q,8
That works excellently - thank you very much.
james do you rechange the menu struktur?
No, the structure remains unchanged: I have simply added a shortcut key.
Ok.
Thank you for you info.