Arnoniem wrote:

GarvinGray wrote:I uninstalled the old JAI and attempted to install your version. Still got the same message in chrome.

Did you remove all Chrome extensions AND all tampermonkey/greasemonkey scripts?

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GarvinGray wrote:I uninstalled the old JAI and attempted to install your version. Still got the same message in chrome.

GarvinGray wrote:tampermonkey for chrome- no
greasemonkey for firefox- yes

itzwolf wrote:I've been meaning to post to ask if it would be possible for the junction angle information circle to be persistent over modified segments. I am sure you've likely experienced, as soon as a change is made the JAI circle falls underneath the red modified segments often making it tricky to see the angle information. As a work around I increase the font size considerably, however it still can be difficult to see in some circumstances.

WazingArch wrote:May I suggest the following improvement to the script if you find it appropriate. I think it'd be helpful the script to fade away the info bubbles when arrows are faded away. Thus in certain cases, the info bubbles won't block visibility the same way as arrows.

DGolysh wrote:Hi guys!
if I want to contribute adding new language to this script, which repository should I fork? Is https://github.com/milkboy/WME-ja valid repository?

RussPA wrote: Working for me also in Chrome. Double check your settings.

dchary2418 wrote:It's not working for me, I verified the settings and I made it the only script running.

ituajr wrote:It appears that the U-turn avoidance conditions are not being evaluated correctly by JAI. The third condition is described in Preventing median U-turns as "In/out parallelism: The in and out segments (A and C) are within ±5° of parallel to each other."

The following screenshot shows that the yellow U-turn prevention" bubble is shown for in/out segments that are nowhere near parallel.

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The intermediate segment is 8 metres long. The test configuration is at Permalink, in South Australia.

JAI is version 2.0.8, running under Tampermonkey in Chrome Version 71.0.3578.98.

herrchin wrote:Interesting example! It seems that JAI is simply evaluating each endpoint's turn angle independently and comparing their difference, presuming a mostly-straight median segment. To truly check for parallelism would require evaluating absolute directions of departure segments instead of relative angles between connected segments.