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I installed the Junction node fixer script the other day man where has this tool been all my life. I have a question about it? I see it highlights the nodes that have issues and when I click on the node it tells me what the issues are. Then hit Q to fix. First is there a way to change that to another key or to add shift to it. And is there a key for the key shortcuts for the rest of the things this script can do. Unless I missed them under the shift ? Command. I don't see much on how to use the features. Thanks!!!


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JNF has not been (generally) released yet. I believe there are changes pending to the public editor before it will be due to reliance on specific WME code being present as it overloads the 'q' shortcut with additional functionality. We're trying to get Waze to add this functionality to 'q' by default.

Waze released an editor version no one had tested yet and they made some significant changes and introduced bugs which were not present in the version we tested.

The latest editor release (December 19) causes the script to be disabled due to a version check.

I really like this script so hopefully an update is in the not-too-distant future.

When you're working 14 hour days with 80 minutes of commute time on top, doesn't leave much time to finish the conversion to API checks vs version number checks.

It's all my phone's fault for using Tapatalk.

shawndoc wrote:With this script installed, how do I disallow all?

With the button(s) on the edit pane, or one at a time. Only the keyboard shortcut is overloaded.

With this script installed, how do I disallow all?

The volume was very low, but looks good....

The highlight script doesn't actually fix it. It's telling you the keyboard shortcut for "disallow all turns" = Q .

If you're fixing a reverse connection node you can sometimes use the Q and then W key combo (press Q to disallow all turns, and W to Allow all turns) then set the turn restrictions manually. Doesn't always work, sometimes you have to disconnect the node and then re-connect it.

Check youtube there's a couple of videos on how to do it.

http://www.waze.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=25806

WME Color Highlights, I think that's the script you're talking about. I may have been mistaken on the youtube video's but the thread I linked is where to get info.

Ah, sneaky sneaky, installing stuff that hasn't been release yet.

Sorry, I thought you were referring to the WME Color Highlights script.

I noticed that I couldn't easily find a video on youtube about how to fix U-Turn and RevCon nodes with WME Color Hightlights, so I tried my hand at creating my first video...

What do you think?

http://youtu.be/IFNXGQjA4kc