[Script] WME Validator v2021.3.5 (+ PLACES BETA)

[robindlc]

Hi all,

I did have a really estrange behavior today...

I'm in the office, with a company computer... I had occasionally entered the editor from here, but I didn't have the validator installed.

I received by e-mail a request (with permalink) to enable a turn... I followed the link, which automatically opened the WME and to my surprise loaded also the validator... Is that normal?

[rsgds]

Not to annoy anyone, but I got the warning too

[rskyline]

Thanks for this awesome tool! Amazing for the MR!

[rulikoto]

same here in Indonesia

[rulikoto]

ossome

[rulikoto]

Still have the trouble with the node fixer, anybody can explain?

[russblau]

0.4.3 is published. See my original post for the download links or force update in your browser.

On userscripts.org, the file header still has version 0.4.2.

[russblau]

Also, for a feature request: we currently have the option to "Exclude non-drivables and streets". Is it possible to break this into two options? I would like to be able to exclude non-drivables, but still include streets.

[russblau]

Also, for a feature request: we currently have the option to "Exclude non-drivables and streets". Is it possible to break this into two options? I would like to be able to exclude non-drivables, but still include streets.

Most of the checks dedicated for the drivable roads, for instance: "Unknown direction of drivable road", "Unterminated drivable road" and other checks with word "drivable". They never report non-drivables, so the separated option might be not that useful?

You're right; I was kind of hasty in writing my request. What I really want is the ability to exclude non-routable but drivable segments (private roads, parking lot roads, and dirt roads) from the report, but include all other drivable segments.

[russblau]

Hi, Berestovsky,

A small recommendation. Instead of having a single cutoff date, have a warning date first. This way, you will no there is about to be a problem before it happens, instead of having people lose access for even a short time.

Another recommendation is, don't write code that tells users they will need to "upgrade" on a specific date in the future; unless, of course, you have a time machine.

No offense intended, this is a wonderful script, but this one little element of it was probably a mistake.