... as a comma. In the Windows Control Panel> Regional and Language Options, try temporarily changing to UK settings, and then importing the file again. The general options tab is just above the dxf import tab in your screenshot. regards, Martin. posted: 3 May 2011 20:31 from: Antrox Hi Martin! You are right, I have changed the regional options and now the layout is displayed with thiner lines than yours. Thanks a lot again. Regards. Antonio. posted: 3 May 2011 20: ... topic: 1462 Problems importing a dxf file posted: 22 Apr 2011 15:00 from: Antrox Hi! I'm newbie with Templot and this community and I'm trying to iport a dxf file with the measures of my lyout but no shape is shown. In the shape background window are shown some shapes but not in the main window. I think I'm forgotten something but I don't know what. Thanks for your help from Spain. Regads. Antonio. posted: 22 Apr 2011 15:26 from: Martin Wynne Hi ...

... topic: 3690 C&L New Chairs and new format for GWR 2 bolt& S1 3 bolt chairs posted: 4 Jun 2020 08:03 from: Hayfield C&L have launched their 2& 3 bolt chairs in a new revised format, hopefully will be of benefit to trackbuilders I have done a bit more detailed description added to an earlier thread topic 3484- message 29864 982_040252_440000000.jpg The format is for 16 pieces, from left to right 2x bridge chairs, 2x J chairs, 10x standard chairs and 2 H ... . An A switch has 2 bridge chairs, a B switch has 6 and a C switch 10 Looking at common crossings a 1-5 crossing has 1 bridge chair, a 1-6 has 3. a 1-7 has 5, a 1-8 has 2, But to make these crossings and switches look even better they have block chairs and extended slide chairs as well as slab chairs on the crossing nose. To be fair a reasonable representation of some of the crossing block chairs can be made by splicing ...

... topic: 2326 Yeovil Pen Mill in EM- curves of varying radius posted: 3 Oct 2013 21:36 from: Andrew Duncan Hello Everyone I've been trying to get nice flowing curves on this plan that I'm proposing to build with a degree of success but I'm not completely happy with the result. You can see clearly the dogleg at the double junction top centre left of the plan and I am wondering if there's a recognised way of dealing with this varying type of curve in Templot 2. The track is just 2 ... that Ian mentioned with this message and you can see the progress that I've made over the weekend. Once again you help would be much appreciated. Kind regards Andrew Attachment: attach_1662_2326_Yeovil_Pen_Mill_v 3_Scaleforum_2013.box 356 Last edited on 7 Oct 2013 23:34 by Andrew Duncan posted: 8 Oct 2013 09:23 from: Phil O Hi Andrew Andrew Duncan wrote: You talk of using a couple of dummy templates of fixed radius at each end of a section and then with the "make transition" function, make a curve between them. ...

... if I want to run, say the new Heljan locos? 2. I want to have a go at glueing chairs to sleepers etc, I have found one supplier, C& L. Are they the only ones? are there better/ cheaper suppliers? 3. What are the best materials to use as sleepers, and where can they be obtained? 4. What is the best glue and where can it be obtained cheaply? 5. I am intending to use code 125 B.H. rail. Is this best ... at the top right of their home page. Regards Bill Campbell posted: 7 Apr 2010 17:59 from: Alan Turner wcampbell23 wrote: There is another manufacturer worth considering- Exactoscale. Regards Bill Campbell Exactoscale: http://www.exactoscale.co.uk/7mmtrack.html posted: 8 Apr 2010 11:31 from: Chris Blaxland Hi Brian, many thanks for your quick reply. I have a couple of other questions if you are able to help out. You say 31mm looks and works better, I presume that that is the scale ...

... when I've done this. regards Stewart posted: 10 Jul 2010 08:26 from: Mike Waldron where's your website gone now? <Mike posted: 12 Jul 2010 17:35 from: Mike Waldron but where has the website gone? Mike Waldron posted: 3 Aug 2010 22:38 from: Richard_Jones Hi for what the're worth, here's some photos taken at Northiam (KESR) probably mid to late 70's of an interlaced sleeper turnout, these are for my other layout, where I have already built the track, ... steps from 1 in 2 to 1 in 13. Speeds through connections were 15mph, with the occasional expensive exception where operators really needed it, perhaps Uddingston on the Caley. The LNER issued the new standards, A to E switches, 1 in 4 to 1in 8 crossings in steps then 9,10,11,12,14, and 16, in December 1933. The LMS perhaps a little earlier. The Southern probably much the same, the GW, as usual, not. My understanding is that the LNER ...

... far more compatible with Peco streamline. For a period of time C&L sold the Exactoscale track in meter lengths as their thick track which was very popular. Phil has revisited the product and made improvements which he believes the consumer wants. Going back 2/3 years ago on another forum there was plenty of 00 gauge modellers who vehemently disagreed with you views, they wanted a quality product under their stock to 4 mm scale. This fits their requirements and to top it off it will come with HiNi rail which looks ... subtlety put it perhaps the OO modeller does not want it, but may be the 00 gauge modeller does. as Wikipedia says, there are the same thing, despite martins pronouncements !! !!! posted: 3 Oct 2018 22:13 from: Tony W madscientist wrote: the better moulded Exacto fast track base isnt now available to C&L( in fact I dont know if its available at all) dave Exactoscale had a stand at Scaleforum displaying their range of fast track bases in 00, EM and P4 ...

... is usually for some nonsensical reason, rather than security. This is very old news and is the same for both iPhone's and androids, and is not an app. I have a Dell desk top and iPhone& iPad, know nothing about programming but find all 3 products and both companies very good posted: 25 Aug 2020 23:12 from: Ian Bunch There's no danger of a Mac not running Windows. Parallels handles the experience seamlessly posted: 6 Dec 2020 18:24 from: roythebus Well, I've just tried ... off the mac updater and try to reinstall the previous operating system, Catalina was it? Luckily I still have a couple of windows machines running windows XP or 7, I can't remember which! Last edited on 7 Dec 2020 23:43 by roythebus posted: 8 Dec 2020 14:47 from: d827kelly Dave Summers wrote: The downside of Bootcamp and virtual machines is that you need a paid-for Windows licence. Crossover does not. Downgrading to Catalina is technically possible but a significant faff. Roy- I suggest ...

... -- -- -| equivalent straight template dimensions BEFORE curving :|| overall length= 472.51| exit track in 60 ft rails/ 25 sleepers per length( rail length= 240.0 ):| exit track length= 268.83( 1 full rail lengths+ 3 sleepers in 12.01% of a rail length )|| diagonal-road centre-line radius= straight (regular half-diamond)| V-crossing entry-straight (curve-end to fine-point)= 16.0|| half-diamond ... =26 ``` 0999-i =0 1000-s =N 0 1005-i =145686781 1010-s =01/08/2019 1015-s =02:33:51 1020-s= BH EM half-diamond K- 8+ V- 8 RH 1025-s =Downingham EM 1030-s =[ slip 023300] slip half-diamond 1035-b =0 1040-i =0 1045-i =0 1050-i =0 1055-e =72 1060 ...

... also a bit murky but I suspect 70 years from date of creation would apply. Certainly the NRM wouldn't be able to create a new copyright simply by creating a copy of something. Nigel Last edited on 2 Feb 2015 23:14 by Nigel Brown posted: 3 Feb 2015 00:13 from: Martin Wynne I'm not convinced that the NRM, Old Maps, etc., are claiming copyright on the contents. What they are claiming ownership of is their actual scan -- the digital file and the data patterns within ... the images produced, were of very low resolution, also of one bit depth which made may details in most of the images totally 'unreadable'. So in 2013 all the PW track drawings were first cleaned and scanned again, this time using very high resolution and 8 or 16 bit grey scale depth, making the images much better quality, so much so, that it meant they could be used in the production of two books that were produced in 2013 though not actually published until early 2014. The books, are printed ...

... www.templot.com/martweb/gs_geometry.htm#slewing regards, Martin. posted: 6 Jan 2012 13:08 from: r_wilton Thanks for the quick replies. Martin, i did look at the slewing function but was put off by the notes as I want to add a 3 way turnout and double slip along the length of the s bend. (i might be a bit ambitous here) I've now found by moving the peg along the straight i can use the s curve transition to get across to the other straight section. I ... until all the thumbnails are showing in the dialog window before clicking the first one to insert it in your message. If the thumbnails haven't finished loading, the image won't be inserted properly and any text below it may get lost. regards, Martin. posted: 8 Jan 2012 16:25 from: r_wilton Thanks Martin, I'll try and remember about the png files. One thing I don't seem to be able to get to grips with is modifying a curve after another template (say a straight section) has been snapped ...