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... states the type of slips to be made. Peter Rob Manchester wrote: Hello Peter, The plan looks very good. I would a appreciate a look at the box file if you wouldn't mind posting it, or at least the part that covers the scissors crossover leading to the main line fiddle yards. Rob Attachment: attach_1356_1836_the_dale_version _3_2012_02_18_2353_21.box 173 posted: 19 Feb 2012 11:18 from: PeterD Please find attatched the box file of the junction area. I found an alignment error on the Down Main which I have corrected by adjusting the 'v' crossing angle. I am not sure of how the check rails should be arranges through the scissors but have updated them and await comments/advice on this. Thanks Peter Attachment: attach_1357_1836_Junction_area.box 183 posted: 19 Feb 2012 18:34 from: Rob Manchester Peter, Many thanks for posting the box files. I like the way the track flows though the scissors. Somebody with more knowledge than me will have to comment on the check rails. Rob posted: 20 Feb 2012 15:17 from: PeterD ...
... Tidied the interlaced point up and reduced your box file count too. Ian Attachment: attach_1368_1842_Pentland_Road_210 212.box 209 Last edited on 22 Feb 2012 14:14 by Ian Allen 21 Feb 2012 23:50 from: Ian Allen Martin, Problems uploading the box file, seem to have multiple posts without the attachment! Ian Last edited on 22 Feb 2012 00:22 by Ian Allen posted: 22 Feb 2012 13:46 from: Tony W HI Alan. Agree with the above comments, also the timbering of the third crossing needs adjusting as the A chair at the crossing nose needs to cover more of the timber to match the other two. Tony. Parts of Templot Club may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active Scripting) in your browser. Templot Club> Forums> Templot talk> My 1st complete Layout design. 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 ...
... main road crossing rail, main road check rail and stock rail then store and background. Right click the mouse and unhide the control template. Swap hand then store and background. Unhide again then remove timbering, (Ctrl O) remove all rails except the main-crossing road, blank up to crossing, store and background, unhide then swap hand, store and background. Unhide again, cancel blanking, snap to switch heel, F9 (shift F9 in TDV) slide through peg the spacing of one timber then F4 adjust length to join up to the crossing rail. Store and background, unhide swap hand and store and background. Hopefully the result should end up as below. Tony. Last edited on 9 Jul 2012 23:58 by Tony W posted: 9 Jul 2012 14:41 from: pjackman I can't get "Symetrical 3 throw.box" to open in Templot 2.05D What is wrong? posted: 9 Jul 2012 15:03 from: Martin Wynne pjackman wrote: I can't get "Symetrical 3 throw.box" to open in Templot ...
... of Templot or should I go for the new free download version? Hi Paul, You don't have to choose, you can have both and use whichever you prefer at any time. They are two separate programs. If you download and install Templot2 it won't affect your old version -- you will have two Templot icons on the desktop. There is a lot of new stuff in Templot2 and I'm sure you would find some of it useful. For example if you are creating custom narrow-gauge templates, being able to adjust the check rails by mouse action* is a great help. There is a full list of all the new features at: topic 1511- message 9413 *This and the other new features are not supported in the older versions, so it is inadvisable to create templates in Templot2 and then reload the file in the older versions. They will load, but the results may not be what you expected. Another point to bear in mind is that it is now over 12 months since I stopped supplying the old versions, ...
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