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thanks for giving this a shot! Yeah, this is a bug, I'll fix it later today. Never tested hub-type agnostic operations. from pybricks.hubs import TechnicHub and self.hub = TechnicHub() which should be unnecessary. |
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Just published the release with the fix: Thanks for reporting! |
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I had an odd issue, that has happened a few times. The train will connect ok but when I click Connect Devices the train looks like it connects in the CMD window but says it fails. |
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With the current layout I only need one hub (Technic Hub), but I can't seem to delete the other one (City hub) |
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I removed my green train and added a city train... but when I went to load the FW I see there are now 2... 73 and 2730. |
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I have 2 city hubs, one on a train and one as a switch hub.
I also have a technics hub that I use for another switch.
The city hub for the train works ok and also the technic hub.
BrickRail thinks the other city hub is a technics hub. I have tried twice 2 install the firmware, the same as for the other city hub. I also reset it to original Lego firmware and then loaded again but it just won't acknowledge that it's a city hub.
I am on holidays so don't have any other hubs to test.. normally I use technic hubs for switches, so it's no big deal.
It connects ok, when selecting Add layout controller hub.
Then when I select Control devices I get a red connection error, saying it's a technics hub, but the red error is so small and it changes too fast to get it. It then locks the gui and I can't run trains.
get any ideas?
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