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... Richard, Is Perranwell what you're looking for, I've just discovered this http://www.cornwallrailwaysociety.org.uk/cornwall-railway-gallery-branches-west.html and scroll through. There are loads of Cornish pics I've never seen before and I'm going to spend some time rooting through them. Ken posted: 28 May 2012 17:49 from: Stephen Freeman Hi, That's interesting- I started a P4 layout based on Perranwell some years ago, but it's never got beyond the track and ballast stage- perhaps one day- in the meantime I'll look out the book with the photos and track plan if anyone is interested. posted: 28 May 2012 19:15 from: JFS Richard, I think such things were exceedingly rare and Perranwell has been modelled to death- especially on 7mm scale layouts which are smaller than they should be! Good Luck, Howard. posted: 29 May 2012 08:14 from: Stephen Freeman Hi, British Railways Past and Present No 17 Cornwall has a photo. BRJ 27 on Falmouth Branch says its unique. Definitely not ...
142. Printer problems
... only 2 pages totalling 128KB of data. I tried setting the printer to almost the lowest resolution (text) and got the same result: the printer prints almost to the end of the first page then hangs up. The printer works fine in every other app, so I saved the same default A6 turnout to a pdf file (98KB): this prints with no problems, therefore this confirms my suspicion that there is some kind of problem with this release. I can use this as a work-around in the meantime but I would obviously rather it worked as intended. Regards, Brian posted: 22 May 2012 20:48 from: Martin Wynne Hi Brian, I'm not convinced there is a problem in Templot, as the printing code has not changed in Templot2. I think there may be a problem with some Epson printer drivers, see this recent topic: topic 1926- message 12604 regards, Martin. posted: 25 May 2012 15:38 from: Brian_G Hi Martin, I followed your link to the updated drivers suggestion and ...
... sheet 1000 mm x 9000 mm pdf. (Using a firm that prints architectural plans). Templot says it has saved correctly, and the Templot preview looks good but when opened in Adobe all I get is a blank page. Have transferred the pdf file to the Apple OS side of the computer and it is the same, though Apple's "Preview" showed the templates perfectly so the information is there, but I will throw it through the printer tomorrow Australian time and see what happens and post the result, in the meantime maybe someone can shed some light? Regards, Matt M. posted: 26 Jan 2012 08:37 from: Martin Wynne Matt M. wrote: It was saved as a one sheet 1000 mm x 9000 mm pdf. Hi Matt, Adobe Reader won't accept pages greater than about 200" or 5000mm long. The actual limit seems to vary with different versions. Instead, use Foxit Reader or Nitro Reader, both free downloads, to see larger pages. I tend to prefer the Nitro reader for viewing PDFs. ...
144. 64-bit Computer
... Ellis posted: 12 Jan 2012 14:18 from: Martin Wynne Bob Ellis wrote: I believe that I will need a new code number in order to install Templot on my new computer. How do I acquire this number? Hi Bob, The paid-for versions of Templot were withdrawn in November. In future Templot will be available for use free of charge and supported by voluntary donations. I'm not issuing any more lock-release codes because very soon the new free version of Templot2 will be available. In the meantime you are welcome to download and use the Templot Development Version (TDV), see: topic 1731 Please read the relevant topic notes. Some of the new features are not yet finished but all the functions from the previous versions work exactly as before. All versions of Templot run of 64-bit versions of Windows 7. regards, Martin. posted: posted: 12 Jan 2012 14:33 from: Bob Ellis Thanks very much, Martin. I have not used Templot for more than a year (mainly due ...
... upper template back to the control template 3. click the tools> make ladder crossover> make regular ladder menu item, to create the diamond-crossing instead of the turnout. That works fine in version 091c even if the turnout is in a transition zone, as yours is. Unfortunately because of a bug it doesn't work in TDV in the case of a transition. I will get it fixed. (The diamond-crossings were completely re-written for TDV to introduce irregular diamonds). As a workaround in the meantime do this: 1. make a simple crossover again as you did previously. 2. geometry> notch> put notch under peg menu item. 3. template> convert turnout to half-diamond menu item. 4. geometry> peg positions> peg on TXP menu item (CTRL-5). 5. geometry> notch> shift onto notch menu item. 6. tools> make diamond-crossing menu item. Sorry about that, I will get it fixed for the next TDV update. regards, ...
... around with the switch options I have managed to scrape a bit more off the length and without any baseboard additions I have 10" of release road from blade tip to end of the line. Take say 1" off for a half buffer stop and I easily have room to fit the largest "home" loco into the release (a 57xx tank) If I make the scenery etc expandable I have the option to add another 12" of baseboard on later if I see the need for a longer release. In the meantime I will have to use a station pilot to release longer locos by shunting the stock into the run round- will make for interesting shunting at a show if nothing else Think my mind's almost made up, looks like I have to reprint some plans! Edit: Thanks for your input Martin, we must have been posting at the same time! is that outside slip a #4 or #6? as I really don't want to disturb the existing track on the section from 3 foot to 7 foot on the plan ...
... But I'm none the wiser about the cause. Hi Ian, I have re-enabled #4505 on the server and I've attached the download file again below. If this still works for you, you will at least have a working copy of TDV. Note that this version requires a TDV lock-release code. Let me know if you need your code again. However, I suspect that it won't work. The code is identical in #4703 so I can only assume that something has changed at O2 in the meantime. regards, Martin. Attachment: attach_1303_1760_templot_tdv_4505 _setup.exe 327 posted: 6 Jan 2012 21:00 from: Paul Boyd Hi Martin Let me know your PayPal email and I will refund you. Thanks- I won't lose sleep over a couple of quid though as I've had more than my money's worth out of Templot over the last decade or so! Could you please let me know my lock release code again for TDV- I've lost it! Do you need my CIRN or do you have a record? I've just installed ...
148. Templot Version
... ? Is it still available and if so where can I find the download please? With thanks David posted: 31 Dec 2011 17:59 from: Martin Wynne Hi David, Welcome to Templot Club. You have arrived in the middle of some changes. For over 12 years Templot was a paid-for program, but the paid-for versions were withdrawn last month. Soon a new free version will be available (Templot2), supported by voluntary donations. But it is not yet ready, sorry. In the meantime you are welcome to download and use the Templot Development Version (TDV), which is the only version currently available. For more information see: message 10771 and follow the links. regards, Martin. posted: 31 Dec 2011 19:43 from: David Griffiths Martin, Many thanks, now up and running. David posted: 31 Dec 2011 21:35 from: Andy Crow Thanks David, you have asked the very same question that I was about to, and following Martins reply I have also managed to ...
... in order to be able to run. Any printer driver will do even a PDF generator. Sorry they are rather long but I hope they will prove useful. Tony W. Attachment: attach_1258_1717_The_overview.rtf 769 posted: 4 Dec 2011 21:53 from: Glen Suckling Nice job Tony! posted: 6 Dec 2011 08:24 from: LSWRArt Tony- Many thanks for all your work in putting this together. I am waiting for the new version of Templot to come out so that I can download it, but in the meantime I can print and study your notes. Best wishes Art posted: 6 Dec 2011 10:23 from: gsmorris this is realy good and much load of MArtin posted: 9 Dec 2011 02:52 from: Paul That is excellent stuff Tony clear simple and well defined I have a much better understanding of where I am going. I don't have a problem with the "drawing" method as I could never really get around cad and tend to more often draw shapes and stretch, scale, copy, cut and ...
... ://templot.com/companion/live_screen.php But just at the moment I desperately want to get the next program update finished and released. cheers, Martin. posted: 9 Oct 2020 18:46 from: Martin Wynne Godfrey Earnshaw wrote: Your answer has actually restored my confidence. I thought I was missing something. Hi Godders, You may have noticed a bug when using a timbered exit -- the closed-up joint spacing is missing: 2_091343_380000000.png I have fixed this in the next program update: 2_091344_220000000.png In the meantime, if you use the exit-timbered option, the timbers beyond the joint need to be shoved back. (There is no problem with the normal exit-sleepered option.) cheers, Martin. posted: 10 Oct 2020 08:04 from: Godfrey Earnshaw Hi Martin, Thank you cheers Godders Parts of Templot Club may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active Scripting) in your browser. Templot Club> Forums> Templot talk> short rails, joints and timbering, rolling rails about Templot Club ...
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