We have now released NoiseMap 5.2.6 which incorporates recent updates.<\/p>\n
This release allows 500 categories and combinations (increased from 100) and has been issued in response to requests.
\nIt is also now possible to import categories and combinations\u00a0from a csv file.\u00a0 This change has the side-effect that NoiseMap Archives (.nma type files) will not be compatible with NoiseMap 5.2.4 or earlier versions, although archives from earlier versions will be compatible with NoiseMap 5.2.5.<\/p>\n
A number of other minor updates have been made, including a check for duplicate receivers in the automated checking procedure and improvements to the \u2018find\u2019 function. A \u2018start of chain\u2019 and \u2018direction\u2019 symbol has been added to railway tracks. The database previewer now\u00a0includes the parent\u00a0tiles by default when previewing a scenario.<\/p>\n
We have also taken the opportunity to release an update to the Database Administration Tool and to the NoiseMap Backup utility NMBackup.exe, which is now version 0.9.19.<\/p>\n
Some users had problems\u00a0using\u00a0the previous version of the NMBackup utility when trying restore a *.nmbackup database file to a *.nmdb backup file.\u00a0 This update fixes the problem. Users have been able to restore databases of hundreds of megabytes using the NMBackup utility. At present, this is an informal operation and has not yet been given a GUI interface.\u00a0 You will need to do it from a command line window.\u00a0 Please contact us for instructions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We have now released NoiseMap 5.2.6 which incorporates recent updates. This release allows 500 categories and combinations (increased from 100) and has been issued in response to requests. It is also now possible to import categories and combinations\u00a0from a csv file.\u00a0 This change has the side-effect that NoiseMap Archives (.nma type files) will not be … Continue reading NoiseMap 5.2.6 Full Release<\/span>