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... wrote: I take it that the B6 is wrong then! I What should it be? I know as much about the geometry thing as someone who doesn't know anything about it. Hi Richard, Well you have set a warning level at 72" radius, which many would regard as the sensible minimum for main-line 0 Gauge. So you need to adjust the turnout size (using F5) until the warning stops flashing red. A B-7.5 in that position gets you to 72.1". There are a few further changes you can make to maybe increase the radius by an inch or two -- changing to a generic type of V-crossing for example gets you to 78.4" with a B-7.5, or lets you revert back to B-7.25. In some places you are using machined check flares, which suggests you are intending these to be flat-bottom? In which case you shouldn't be using the REA bullhead switches for those turnouts. If you go to template> switch options... you will ...
... - changing the hand makes a mirror image of the template. If the curved template is part of a track plan, this will obviously destroy the alignment. template> invert handing, or CTRL+ X, maintains the alignment in the track plan, but swaps the divergence to the opposite side. For a plain track template there is no visible change, but the MS and TS sides swap over. The best way to understand the difference is to try it. Start with a curved turnout. Dab CTRL+ H a few times. Then dab CTRL+ X a few times. It soon becomes clear: handing.png regards, Martin. Parts of Templot Club may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active Scripting) in your browser. Templot Club> Forums> Templot talk> Swap hand/ Invert handing about Templot Club Templot Companion- User Guide- A-Z Index Templot Explained for beginners Please click: important information for new members and first-time visitors. indexing link for search engines back to top of page Please read this ...
343. 0 Gauge Turntable
... 14:22 from: John Shelley OK for me. Martin has said before that if you are having problems viewing a video that starts and stops then let it run through to the end and review. As it is now cached in your computer it should run smoothly. Cheers for now, John from 33820 St Ciers sur Gironde, France posted: 10 Jun 2015 15:30 from: Martin Wynne Hi Stephen, Looking good. I think most of the hesitation is camera shake, but I think I can see a few dropped frames. This is probably caused by not using the recommended 30 frames per second for YouTube when recording the video. The YouTube web site says: Frame Rate: 30 is preferred. 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97 are also acceptable. When viewed here on Templot Club at present videos are in Flash format. When viewed on the YouTube site it is probably in HTML5 format, depending on your device. You can see which format by right-clicking on the video. Depending on your system, you may ...
344. Construction methods
... Itemid=51) and Exactoscale( http://www.exactoscale.co.uk/4mmtrack.html) both do components to build your own track by sliding the chairs on to the rail or for some of the more complex special chairs for S& C work, you may need to cut them up to fabricate your own. The chairs are usually glued using solvent using either ply or plastic timbering. The chairs can be eased off using a sharp scalpel blade if you get it wrong, If it is your first attempt, do expect the first few to end up in bin or at the very least in the fiddleyard. HTH Cheers Phil Last edited on 21 Mar 2012 18:09 by Phil O posted: 21 Mar 2012 18:06 from: Phil O julia wrote: I am reasonably happy with the construction methods entailed in building my H0e track with code 55 flat bottom rail on PCB sleepers. But I have plans on my drawing board for an BR(S) 00 scale layout, for which I would love to make my own track. What are ...
345. Templot won't quit
... Then with further Enters in the message stream, each instance tries to connect to the internet at the same time. The result is chaos. (The multiple instances warning wasn't working in 205b.) I have made some changes in the new 205c version which mean it should be safe to hold down the Enter key once the GO buttons are showing. But there is not much I can do about matters before that stage. Can I suggest that you wait a second or two before hitting Enter? Indeed there are now so few startup dialogs that you could press Enter separately for each one rather than holding the key down. How fast is your system? On my development system (Windows 7) the initialization splash lasts less than a half a second, and I have to be very quick to get the Enter key down before it has finished and the GO buttons are showing. My old WinXP system is slower, but still less than a couple of seconds. regards, Martin. posted: 20 Jun 2012 18:15 from: Paul Boyd ...
... This should be interesting as I for one am a novice at doing stuff to or on a wikki. Being only a user of such things this will be a new experience for me Come on fellow Templot Club members lets get stuck in. Perhaps you could start removing stuff discretely that is no longer relevant or correct for Templot now Martin. If it is no longer used or relevant will anyone miss it? Regards. Trevor. posted: 7 Jul 2015 15:40 from: Trevor Walling Hello. I have made a few inputs and hope my fumbling around doesn't bring chaos and mayhem to the Templot site. Is it the sort of thing you had in mind? I have a thick skin as well by the way so please be frank. Regards. Trevor. posted: 7 Jul 2015 16:29 from: Martin Wynne Trevor Walling wrote: I have made a few inputs and hope my fumbling around doesn't bring chaos and mayhem to the Templot site. Is it the sort of thing you had in mind? Thanks Trevor, that's great ...
... posted: 8 May 2012 00:14 from: Paul Hi Roger and Colin, Thanks for the info, unfortunately I have no feed back as yet. I applied to join Yahoo groups SAR/L about three weeks ago and haven't yet heard back from them. Unfortunately I haven't been able to track down a copy of 24 inches, which would be interesting as it should give an indication of prototype on SA Rail. Cheers Paul posted: 8 May 2012 14:55 from: Lynbarn Hi Paul. Give me a few days as I can't scan anything at work at present and I will send you what I have of Port Shepstone from home. Regards Colin posted: 17 May 2012 02:14 from: Paul Hi Colin, That will be good thank you very much. Still haven't heard from Yahoo groups SAR/L. Regards Paul. posted: 18 May 2012 02:29 from: Roger Henry Hi Paul, My contact on this group in S.A. advises that he hasn't seen any application to join the group yet. Did ...
348. Peco O Individulay
... 00 from: BeamEnds Having failed to get a response from Peco, can anyone tell me what the score is with Peco's 7mm standard gauge track components, in particular point timbers, chairs etc. Searching their site by part numbers seem to find them, but there doesn't seem to be a way to get to them via the menus. No one seem to keep any stock! Cheers Richard posted: 14 Apr 2012 16:02 from: rodney_hills Richard, http://www.gaugemaster.com/ under: Peco O gauge shows a few in stock, rest to order: IL-703 slide chair IL-712 Pandrol clips IL-714 Woodgrain sleepers IL-717 cosmetic fishplates Some other retailers' sites list the parts, but without showing whether in stock: http://www.trains4u.com/category/198/ Peco_Individulay http://www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com/category/576/Track_and_Track_Accessories and in Australia: http://www.brunelhobbies.com.au/PECO/pecoIL.htm Regards, Rodney Hills Last edited on 14 Apr 2012 16:02 by rodney_hills posted: 14 Apr 2012 16 ...
... station down one side of the room, long enough for full length train formations and a multitrack fiddle yard on the other long wall of the room creating a large 'roundy roundy'. Eventually the short wall opposite to the door will hopefully become a fair sized MPD with the main running tracks under, accessed by a rising gradient behind the station. My plan is to learn to hand build the turnouts on the station board and use peco for the fiddle yard. I am starting track planning now so I can spend the next few months learning to build trackwork and then when the trackplan is completed hopefully produce some turnouts to put in store for the actual build. For the plain track; I am currently leaning towards DCC Concepts 'Legacy' flexi-track. I have spent much of Christmas on the steep learning curve for Templot and have created my first track plan( attached). I know that it is far from perfect having used some crude techniques to fit it together which hopefully can be improved on as my understanding of this fairly complex program increases ...
350. RMweb
... posted: 22 Apr 2012 15:36 from: Geoff Cook its_all_downhill wrote: It's absolutely diabolical that RMweb is off line what are they thinking!!! we'll have to resort to do some real modelling.. Tom It was real modelling that Andy York was doing Wednesday evening till this happened and now he can't get back to doing any untill all this is sorted Geoff posted: 22 Apr 2012 20:03 from: roythebus Thanks for the info. I don't do bookface or twitter, the mrs moans enough about the few sites I DO look at on a daily basis! This isn't the first time RMweb has been down. I appreciate it's a free site, but it doesn't say much for the site's host! Good luck to those who run it. Maybe it was finescale modellers protesting about us who use OO gauge?? Last edited on 22 Apr 2012 20:04 by roythebus posted: 22 Apr 2012 20:31 from: Martin Wynne roythebus wrote: This isn't the first time RMweb has been down. I appreciate it's a ...
... my approach. I use a second disc in the machine and also a detachable hard disc to hold backups. Either copying the complete E: drive, or selected folders on the E: drive, to one or other or both periodically. Cheers Nigel posted: 1 May 2012 23:10 from: Chris Mitton Paul Boyd wrote: Hi Chris However, having had several memory sticks fail, I wouldn't trust them either! Hi Paul, thanks for that, very generous of you to share it! I've also got a few dud memory sticks...so I use more than one at any given time. I should have added that my entire MyDocuments folder structure (and other stuff) is replicated on my laptop and also on my wife's PC (but don't tell her! mind you her new machine has acres of hard drive yet)- and her files are likewise backed up on mine. My key point is that each major folder (Models, Finance, Pictures, etc) has its own backup batch file, and I simply ...
... topic: 2445 Drawing base board outlines on my plan/ box file? posted: 19 Apr 2014 09:06 from: Andrew Duncan Hello Martin I wonder if you could either tell how to draw outlines of baseboards etc on my plan, or where I should look to understand how to do it. I've included the latest version of my proposed EM model of Yeovil Pen Mill which I'm still working on but has come on quite a way in the last few months. Kind regards Andrew Duncan Attachment: attach_1826_2445_Yeovil_-April_18th_Extra_line_in_MPD_areas V2.box 230 posted: 19 Apr 2014 13:22 from: Martin Wynne Andrew Duncan wrote: I wonder if you could either tell how to draw outlines of baseboards etc on my plan, or where I should look to understand how to do it. Hi Andrew, There are at least 5 different ways to do this. 1. If you want the baseboard outlines to be part of the .box file, you can create them as dummy track templates. Simply set geometry> track centre-lines only for plain track ...
... reduce costs go for spongeless refillable ink cartridges (available from various suppliers on Ebay) and bottled ink from http://www.consumablecafe.co.uk/. Their ink is pigment, not dye, based and in my experience is actually better than Epson's own. I have also noticed that this ink doesn't clog in the print head so readily meaning the machine won't run cleaning cycles anywhere near as often, which is wasteful of ink. If I refill my Stylus Photo R800 with Epson cartridges, it costs £132 and they only last a few months. On top of that the onboard chips will stop the cartridges from working when they're only half empty. This is a major rip-off. You can get chip resetters but it's a pain as the software then thinks the cartridge is full again.This gives a false ink reading meaning the print quality can drop sharply when a cartridge really is almost empty but the offending one isn't always obvious. Refillables with auto reset chips on the other hand, together with bottled ink, costs £60 and there's enough of it to ...
... Wynne Hi Paul, We are currently on 2 blacklists (out of over 100 such lists). See: http://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx?action=blacklist%3a85a.co.uk&run=toolpage Using shared hosting it is impossible to stay off every single blacklist for long. Some other customer of Jim's on the same mail server has been sending out spam, or what is deemed to be spam, and all the others on the same mail server suffer as a result. What usually happens is that it clears after a few days, and then a few days later we find that we are on some other blacklist. The only solution would be our own dedicated server. Of course that is extremely expensive and out of the question now that Templot is free to use. What I can do if it's a problem and you use POP3 email is to give you your own mailbox on 85a.co.uk You would need to add an additional account to your email client. Also I can't offer much mailbox space, say 25MB, so you would need to use ...
... topic: 3026 Small BR(S) terminus layout posted: 15 May 2017 21:30 from: d827kelly Attached is the box file for the P4 plan I'm currently working on. It is based upon Shepperton for the track plan. Only one (lower) platform will be used, and the bay is for parcels/goods only so would be fenced off. It is to be set in 1959-62. I *think* I've gotten the double slip right after quite a few tries, but not 100% sure. I haven't been able to get PR472 (the right most curving line) to line up with DL464 (the slip). The bottom most right hand and left hand sidings may change/go, the left hand one might be built as a partially removed siding. Attachment: attach_2436_3026_P4_layout_v9.6_- _double_slip_ok, _possibly, _ballast_pit_curve_tight.box 254 posted: 16 May 2017 15:46 from: John Palmer Double slips: I hatessss them... Not sure it's any good, but here's my attempt to ...
... to Opera, Safari, or other browsers, could you please go to this URL in that browser: http://www.templot.com/martweb/buynow_gbp_d1.htm and then click the "BUY NOW" button? Does the PayPal page appear correctly? Please don't enter your card details or PayPal login (unless you actually want to buy Templot, of course! ), just see if the PayPal page comes up. If not, please let me know, and which browser you are using. Perhaps you could try again in a few days time and see if there is still a problem. Many thanks for your help. regards, Martin. posted: 1 Jul 2007 22:53 from: Peter Ayre Martin Wynne wrote: Dear all, I need your help again. PayPal have been tinkering with their website. It seems to be working ok in Firefox and IE, but there are problems in other browsers. If you have only Firefox or Internet Explorer on your computer, please ignore this message. But if you are using or have access to ...
... track laying... 1137_150032_560000000.jpg Last edited on 15 May 2017 05:59 by Rick posted: 15 May 2017 12:24 from: Nigel Brown Hi Rick Thanks for the reply. I'll ditch the foamboard idea! I used cork on top of ply on my one-time American HO layout and found it quite loud, although I was using PVA and it's possible a more flexible glue would have been quieter. Currently I'm using MDF on a framework of 6mm 4" deep ply sides and 12mm ends, with a few 6mm cross-pieces, just tacked and glued around the edges, with the track laid directly on the MDF, using matte medium to fix track and ballast. It's possible that the framework I'm using means the MDF acts like a drum. I've had a look at Woodland scenics track underlay but reckon it's not firm enough for handlaid track. Nigel Last edited on 15 May 2017 12:25 by Nigel Brown posted: 15 May 2017 14:55 from: stuart1600 I'm intrigued as to why Sundeala seems to be so ...
... for your suggestions. I have a friend in Australia who has an O gauge garden railway subject to temperature variations more extreme than our own. He has used impact adhesive to glue the plastic sleepers to the baseboard (waterproof tiling panels) which is then subsequent ballasted. The support structure is made from galvanised steel battens used in dry lined stud walls (readily available from Wickes). The completed baseboards are then mounted on steel fencing posts. We are in frequent contact and he assures me has had no problems over the past few years. I suppose if the plastic sleepers are well fixed and the rails are adequately gapped then all should be well. The problem for me is my concern in fixing the Templot drawing to the baseboard with a strong adhesive that does not affect the paper. The idea of using yacht varnish to seal the paper sounds good. But will the plastic track base adhere to the varnished paper. I think I will try a small test section to see if this system will work. I would never attempt to build track outdoors ...
... > make ladder crossover menu item. regards, Martin. posted: 22 Jul 2012 09:36 from: acoake Martin, I've read elsewhere on this forum that seem never to sleep. Many thanks for the responses and the additional information. I look forward to the video, whenever you can manage to produce it. Warm regards Allen Oakes posted: 10 Jul 2016 18:07 from: Gavin Rose Just a quicky. Amaxingly I have been able to make curved double junctions, the tutorials helped here. I've had a few goes at it trying to perfect things and so far I have managed to create the double each end, the issue I am having is being able to create a perfect mirror so they can join up with non wonky straights in between. Is there a way to select all the track you want, copy it, mirror it then paste it in? I have managed to select track before but it goes red and there seems to be no option for what I am looking for. Any advice would be appreciated. Transition ...
360. Y-turnouts again
... . But please don't ask me when it will be ready, I have been trying to get 227a finished for months. I have made the same mistake I made once before, and left too long a gap between updates. Which means it now contains far too many changes and new features, all of which need finishing and testing before I can release it. They will also need several pages of explanation and release notes to be written, which makes my heart sink. Especially as I still haven't done any for the previous few updates. I will do my best to get it done before the end of the year. Martin. posted: 19 Nov 2020 11:34 from: Paul Boyd Hi Martin That'll be a useful feature occasionally, although as you suggest, a true Y is fairly unusual. As far as explanations are concerned, that screenshot really says everything that needs to be said! Cheers, Paul posted: 19 Nov 2020 11:55 from: Martin Wynne Paul Boyd wrote: As far as explanations are concerned, that screenshot ...
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