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... topic: 509 Help required with a double slip posted: 2 Aug 2008 04:02 from: Martyn Grainger Harrison I've got so far with making a d/slip, but have got myself rather confused. I have attached what I have done so far. Any help with the next stage would be most appreciated! I know it looks a little untidy, but thought I would ask anyway. Many thanks Martyn Harrison In the very wet Scottish Borders! Last edited on 2 Aug 2008 08:55 by Martin Wynne posted: 2 Aug 2008 08:54 from: Martin Wynne IMPORTANT Hi Martyn, Your .box file is seriously corrupted, and will cause Templot to crash. The data for several templates has been replaced with what seems to be a list of GWR signal boxes??? So I've removed it from your message here on Templot Club. I will post a cleaned-up version later. At present I don't know whether this corruption occurred before you posted it, or while uploading it from your system, or within the Templot ...
... topic: 430 Background scans and Templot plans posted: 10 May 2008 05:04 from: Martyn Grainger Harrison I would like to show my first efforts with Templot (drawing over a scanned track plan) but seem to have problems combining the background scan and templates into one file to attach to an email. Can someone point me in the right direction? Many thanks Martyn Harrison posted: 10 May 2008 05:26 from: Martin Wynne Martyn Grainger Harrison wrote: I would like to show my first efforts with Templot (drawing over a scanned track plan) but seem to have problems combining the background scan and templates into one file to attach to an email. Can someone point me in the right direction? Hi Martyn, Arrange your screen in Templot to show what you want, and then press the PRINT SCREEN key on the keyboard (usually next to F12). This doesn't actually print the screen, it simply copies it onto the Windows clipboard. Now start your image editing program such as PaintShopPro, or Windows Paint. Click the ...
... topic: 431 Wantage Scan& Plan posted: 10 May 2008 14:48 from: Martyn Grainger Harrison Thanks to Martin for explaining how to save a "scan and plan" image Having never really played with Templot to produce something useful, I sat down and spent yesterday afternoon with a scan of Iain Rices' plan of Wantage. I very soon discovered that there were one or two seemingly impossible bits of formation, however I have produced something that may be workable. I have altered slightly the alignment and length of a couple of sidings, but nothing too drastic. See what you think of the attached. Oh, by the way I won't be building Wantage as such, but using the track plan and architecture from North Worcestershire to create the Belbroughton Tramway. Locos will be from High Level Models. Attachment: attach_274_431_Wantage_Plan_& _Scan.JPG 232 posted: 10 May 2008 14:52 from: Martyn Grainger Harrison Sorry, heading should read Wantage scan& plan. All this hot sun has gone to my brain even at this time of ...
... know better! On the other hand, if you adopt the daft Microsoft idea of muddling all your data files together in a folder called My Documents or similar, there is a real risk of confusion.____ Clearly I shall have to do something about this, so that Templot won't load damaged files. It will mean that it can no longer load files in the older pre-0.45 format, which will be unfortunate if you still have some old files and want to use them. Many thanks to Martyn Harrison and Howard for alerting me to this -- at least I think I mean thanks! regards, Martin. posted: 5 Aug 2008 19:37 from: Dave Summers It appears from http://www.svrsig.org/software/News9k.html that the Signalbox app was developed for RiscOS-based machines during the mid-1990s and ported to the PC-format in Feb 2004. Since Templot has been with us since at least the late-1990s, I feel that the moral high ground (along with the new headache ...
... topic: 1527 My Magnum Opus posted: 4 Jun 2011 21:03 from: NeilD Hi All, Attached is my initial plan for my magnum opus, based on Crianlarich Station on the West Highland Line, with the intention of building it to reflect its NBR days. This is intended to be a P4 layout. (For those of you who model in "N gauge" you may be familiar with the Loch Oran layout by David Harrison, which is also based on Crianlarich.) I'd appreciate any comments and Peer Reviews (although many of you are far too good for me to call you peers). I particularly have a problem with template no. 30, "Goods Sidings" which is a transition curve and shows a minimum radius of 12.6 inches! It would be possible to move this closer to the main lines but I'd prefer to keep the distance to remain closer to the prototype layout. Don't worry about the runaround loops- they may never get built: it's the station and goods and maintenance sidings that need to be ...
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