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... only improvement might be to tweak the colours- is there a re-colour image button? Apart from that, I think what you already have is more than fit for purpose. Perhaps you might create a gallery where if anyone creates a new image, it could be uploaded for sharing. Best Regards, Howard. posted: 30 Aug 2010 15:10 from: Brian Nicholls Martin Wynne wrote: If you don't click the Sketchboard button you will never see it. Hi Martin, Please tell me, where is the 'Sketchboard' button to be found? Best regards. Brian Nicholls. posted: 30 Aug 2010 15:22 from: Martin Wynne Brian Nicholls wrote: Please tell me, where is the 'Sketchboard' button to be found? er, Brian, I wrote: Sketchboard is a new feature coming in the next Templot pug. Martin. posted: 30 Aug 2010 17:28 from: Paul Boyd Howard wrote: these things only look "interesting" if seen as a 3D image I suspect Please, sir, can we ...
... soon, with Windows 7.... Thanks as usual. Rob posted: 3 May 2011 11:59 from: Brian Nicholls Hi All, On this same subject, and perhaps a dumb question to ask, but I need to be clear on this point, so here goes. Q. Can you actually print your background track plan together with the rail templates on it, at say, 1: 1? The reason for the question is, I was under the impression that you needed the new pug option 'Sketchboard' to do this !! All the best, Brian Nicholls. posted: 3 May 2011 12:12 from: Martin Wynne Brian Nicholls wrote: Q. Can you actually print your background track plan together with the rail templates on it, at say, 1: 1? Hi Brian, Yes, printer permitting. But please read the? help notes first: print_picture_shapes.png Here's a typical result: 2_071742_370000000.png More info at: topic 227 regards, Martin. posted: 3 May 2011 13:05 from: Martin ...
... the TDV. I am in the process of designing a new layout on three 7' x 2'6" baseboards to connect with an existing layout at the other side of my railway shed. I previously used templot to create turnouts but thought I would have a go at using transition curves as a starting point. The feature of creating irregular diamonds on transition curves makes all the difference and is so easy to achieve. I also used 'Shapes' to create the outline dimensions of structures I intend to build. Overlaid these shapes within 'Sketchboard', with appropriate labels and have started to create the plan for the layout. All simple to do. 2184_130621_170000000.jpg The two diamond crossings will be converted to double slips later when I am satisfied with the track plan. This brings me on to the reason for posting this topic. I would welcome your views on this track plan at this early stage. Thank you for viewing. Peter posted: 17 Dec 2011 11:56 from: Tony W Hi Peter. Since no one else has replied so far I thought ...
... any such items in the plan? Whatever, I suggest not using that item for the present, use instead a formatted text block: 2_251351_340000000.png which is just as easy to use, but gives you lots of additional options. I will get the bug fixed. However it's likely to be deep within Nils's code, so I may gone for some time... cheers, Martin. posted: 25 Jul 2020 19:58 from: Gordon S As far as I recall the only text I used was always from the 'sketchboard text one line' button as I had no need for multiple line text. Eastwood Town name and the various text entries on the mimic were all done that way. 2,160 font files is amazing and no wonder the files were so large. Glad to have stumbled across another possible bug or it may never have surfaced. Sorry it means additional workload for you though.... The good news is I now have a panel 600 x 178 that I'm working on. This will use the DCC Concepts driver ...
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