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... : i am happy. If you are happy with spending 50 euro per turnout, with the money you have on what you want i am happy for you, simple. Make them work on air, i forgot the name of that system, but it is a nice system. Best of the best btw! Most of us(at least i think) are using the meany years of development of Martins masterpiece to create there railway on there way in prototypical view/work At forehand i would like to apologizes if i insulted you, it was not my intention. Bare in mind please that English is not my native language. This was my side of the story.(knife) With best regards Igor Kurgan from the Netherlands. posted: 21 Aug 2020 22:37 from: Martin Wynne Godfrey Earnshaw wrote: Surely you should be promoting the use of accurate scale signal boxes with interlocking by solid metal bars and point locking with Facing Point Locks. I can't bear to read any more of this thread and the depths it may sink to ...
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... on with it and the online guides were more baffling than helpful. It took a 10 minute session with the boss to show me the basic principles and I was away. Maybe Brian needs something similar with Templot from someone. posted: 29 Jan 2010 20:43 from: Martin Wynne Brian Lewis wrote: Be sure I will continue to bring this matter to the forum at intervals. And you can be just as sure that the usual crowd of simpering acolytes will crawl out of the woodwork Brian, It's not acceptable to insult your fellow forum members in this way. I have had several messages of complaint about it. If you are not happy with Templot, please confine your name-calling to the person who supplied it -- me. No-one else is responsible for its failings. Martin. posted: 29 Jan 2010 20:51 from: Brian Lewis Oh! I have seen nothing on the forum. Were the folk not brave enough to air their views openly? I see I should have added, 'spineless' to the ...
... :07 from: Templot User Sorry to bother you but I can't find the answer to a problem I'm having with Templot. If I highlight a section of track and then press the F7 key to shift it, I end up shifting the whole page and it would seem that none of the other Function keys are working either, so I guess I've changed a setting somewhere and would be grateful if you could advise. Rgds, Stuart M. posted: 3 Mar 2011 17:43 from: JFS I might be risking insulting you intellegence- apologies if so- but have you selected the "highlighted" section of track to the "Control"? The function keys only work on the Control template. Regards, Howard posted: 3 Mar 2011 18:02 from: Paul Boyd If you have a multimedia keyboard, try pressing the "F Lock" key- you need to make sure F Lock is On. I've been caught before with function keys doing strange things by forgetting to switch F Lock! posted: 3 Mar 2011 19: ...
... 'Templot to laset cut bases') would be A$60 (at current exchange rates about GBP28. That section of trackwork was 3'6"+ long and contained 5 turnouts and 2 diamond crossings. best regards Mike posted: 27 Mar 2009 14:31 from: Martin Wynne Mike Pogson wrote: it seemed to me there were far ruder comments towards you and Templot in the messages I read. Hi Mike, As far as I know only from Brian, and that's just Brian being Brian. We all wear our "I've been insulted by Brian Lewis" badges with pride, they are highly sought after in the hobby! Thanks for the details of the service you are offering to Templot users. I'm sure many will be interested. Do you have a web site with more details? It seems to me that the biggest drawback to the timber bases is the need to chop out the links between the timbers before you can ballast. In the time spent doing that you could maybe have stuck individual timbers to a paper or card template. And chopping the ...
... default printer, or the printer I have allocated, the print tray, paper size and aspect and the print quality. 2. Print. Clicking this brings up a list of available printers. By selecting one I get the properties drop down, select what I want and print. What I had in mind for Templot, was the elimination of the time wasting strokes- 'Is the a xxx printer?' 'Has it been calibrated?'. 'Do you want to load the calibrations?' and most of the the slightly insulting 'This is a colour printer. Are you sure you want to print in black and white?' {== Change the default on track names to 'no track names' ==} OK. Brilliant. So often when I access a members submitted track plan, it is obliterated by names. {== Scale/gauge ==} Scale/gauge isn't a user preference, it's a design setting specific to each template. It's saved in the .box file. I can't put it in the user preferences. ...
... Templot is something to enjoy using for its educational side alone. The fact one can use it to make templates of track formations to print out is a bonus. The skill levels required to do the same with a pencil and drawing implements would be beyond many more than currently if Templot was not available. Mmmm I seem to have had a bit of a rant. I must take my tablets. Trevor. posted: 21 Jul 2013 18:56 from: Paul Boyd Well said, Trevor Comparing Templot to AnyRail is rather insulting to Martin, I think. People seem to want to blame anyone but themselves for choosing the wrong product. Why on earth buy Templot if you just want to plonk bits of Set-track together? Completely missed the point... It also irritates me when people moan loudly about something, in this case Templot, on any forum except this one. How many of these people have come here to ask for help? I think the front page of the website should include something like "If you aren't prepared ...
... different from each other, but the curves and straits can( some turnouts i will use 3 -5 times). As far for the timbering, i need ~60.000 pieces, to avoid mistakes in the production process, i wanted them at 1x1 cm, to get a more prototypical look when finish glue-ing, i had to change the settings. This is not just a build and throw pieces on the ground, this program is giving the ability to make it prototypical perfect. By no means i wanted to insult or speak negative about this program, by no means. I am very happy with this. As the tread title:I wish it would....probably it already can! It already can! on three different ways. I will stick with creating box files for the single pieces and place them in the negative quadrant, best of both worlds. Thanks for reading and sorry for my goof up, with best regards Igor posted: 16 Aug 2020 15:47 from: Martin Wynne Hi Igor, You don't need ...
... . I would like to export a templot file to jpeg or something so that "3d builder" can understand, so i can make---->(3d printer can make) some sleepers/ties of the image templot has giving me. So i can be more precise in building in my own way, without the wood! I hope you understand/sorry for my bad english If there is a need for more explanation please feel free to ask if you dont know what i mean....you dont insult me easy! With best regards and stay save Healthy wishes for 2021 for you all.... Best Igor K Parts of Templot Club may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active Scripting) in your browser. Templot Club> Forums> Baffled beginners> store in pdf and work with 3d builder 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 ...
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