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21. Job vacancy
... posted: 7 Mar 2019 05:54 from: Roger Henry Um, I was onboard with this until the end. "Over time, you will become the focal point for all electronic data gathering, storage, handling, analysis and presentation within the RAIB." It sounds like all the finger-pointing will be directed at the successful applicant! posted: 17 Mar 2019 00:01 from: Richard_Jones I did 28 years in the civil service- I actually applied for 2 posts in HMRI (not RAIB)on transfer from my department and was interviewed for one, which I narrowly missed- in fact the feedback advised me that I should have applied for the other job- which I had done, but a member of the clerical staff had taken my application off the file for some reason and forgot to put it back! In the end I got so disenchanted with the promotion procedure in my department, that I took my pension 2 years early- I probably couldn't have afforded to do that if I had transferred to HMRI! Parts ...
... glued down. I am not a fan of leaving the templates in place on the layout. Rob posted: 9 Dec 2018 23:30 from: Martin Wynne Rob Manchester wrote: I tend to favour plastikard timbers with thickness to suit- the 0.020"(0.5mm) is good but it precludes printing the bases with webbing between the timbers. Hi Rob, How about printing thin sleepers and chairs directly onto a sheet of plastikard, or a sheet of plywood, or some other sheet material? Assemble on the bench and transfer the whole thing to the baseboard. The BIBO printer bed is limited to 8" x 6", so it would need to be done in sections and joined up in some way. A strip of plastikard or ply glued under the joint could drop into a slot in the cork underlay. cheers, Martin. posted: 10 Dec 2018 00:36 from: Rob Manchester Hi Martin, Yes, that could work. Would the printed bits bond to the plastikard or ply sheet? I quite like the 'jigsaw' ...
... - now use INSERT key instead) CTRL+ BACKSLASH is now on reset notch on datum (was snap plain track to nearest sleeper). main-side K-crossing check rail flare -- bug fixed. template> reset menu items removed. CTRL+ Z shortcut now on rebuild group menu item. new modify on rebuild option on storage box for trackbed edges. new menu item for trackbed edges geometry> modify group to match. The trackbed edge settings are now specific to each template. This rebuild function allows fast transfer of the settings to a group or an entire track plan. The trackbed edge settings were previously a generator setting, so this function replaces that functionality: 2_291125_420000000.png K-crossing check rail settings added to omit rails dialog: 2_291841_420000000.png IMPORTANT: If you have saved from previous TDV versions any .box files containing half-diamond templates with fixed K-crossings, when you reload those files in this TDV version, these K-crossing check rails will be missing from the templates. You should click do> omit rails and joint ...
... . Just to be clear, were you using the sketchboard and displaying its items on the trackpad behind your templates? (SB is the sketchboard.) Or did that message appear out of the blue? If the former, had the sketchboard items been displaying normally up until then? The most likely reason is lack of system resources due to the extreme magnification needed as you zoom in on the trackpad. There is an option setting you can change to help with that, on the sketchboard control panel, settings tab, change transfer mode to low-res. If you are still having trouble, please can you post here your .box file and .sk9 file from the sketchboard. Thanks. regards, Martin. posted: 16 Feb 2017 11:44 from: Godfrey Earnshaw Hi Martin, Yes No Yes but hardly think I'm short of resources. I'll change the transfer mode setting and see if it re-occurs. posted: 16 Feb 2017 11:48 from: Godfrey Earnshaw Martin, I have changed the settings as you advised and it seems ...
... topic: 1161 Printers v Plotters posted: 7 Jul 2010 10:45 from: Stephen Freeman Hi, Recently I had occasion to dust off my ancient Roland Plotter and use it. Purpose was twofold. 1) I had just run out of normal A3 paper and only had plotter paper to hand having used most of my supply for a rather large project. 2) I wanted to test it out, as I have decided to use it for other purposes, namely custom waterslide transfer and pcb production (one-offs mainly) plus it also gives me the possibility for small quantities of chemical etching. How you might ask is this possible? Well, I originally bought the thing, many moons ago to produce artwork for just that but technology overtook the need for hardcopy and I was too busy to go further with it (all pre-dates my business activity). You can get special pens for it which can be used for putting down resist, for pcbs the only problem is board thickness, standard 1.6mm is too thick so ...
... files are not cross-compatible with T2 BOX files. That's because they are both in binary format and Lazarus does not support the 80-bit extended floating-point format which is used throughout T2. Which meant that users of OT would have no access to their backlog of T2 BOX files. When Rob mentioned that he was actually using TemplotMEC in anger, it dawned on me that doing something about that was quite urgent. Paul Boyd also mentioned that he was waiting for a solution. I have now created a file transfer format provisionally called MECBOX which can be used to import and export files to and fro between OT and T2. I shall shortly be posting scruff releases of both which users of T2 can use to create an archive of MECBOX files from their old BOX files. These can then be imported into OT as and when needed, and then saved again in OTBOX format for normal use. There is also a new option in T2 (on by default), to create a matching MECBOX file whenever a BOX file is saved. ...
... regards, Martin. posted: 11 Nov 2015 10:44 from: Gordon S Hi Martin, apologies for not getting back sooner. Thanks for the suggestions, I'll give them a try later today. I hadn't given much thought to the alignment issue with the laser printer, but have found a slight wander when sticking multiple pages together. I tend to take a reasonable compromise if I do see it wandering and then bring it back in line on subsequent sheets. One of the problems this can give you is when you transfer the plan to the baseboard. If you have a slight wander on say 10 sheets taped together, you can be some way out without realising it. The wander could be caused by the printer, inaccurate cutting to the edges with a guillotine or even poor alignment when taping the sheets. What I now do is use the digital ruler in Templot and take measurements to the track centre line where it crosses a baseboard join. This will give me a measurement from the front of the board to the track centre line on ...
... Llewellyn of C&L: http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/61720-where-can-i -get-exactoscale-products-answer-cl-finescale/#entry788722 posted: 23 Sep 2012 17:44 from: Martin Wynne Andrew Jukes has asked me to post this updated information for Templot users. In view of the difficulties being experienced in meeting Exactoscale orders (including the backlog resulting from Len Newman's illness) Pete Llewellyn and Andrew Jukes have decided to accelerate the process of transferring work from Exactoscale to C&L Finescale. The formal start date when C&L takes responsibility for the Exactoscale range remains 5th November 2012 but the decision to accelerate the transfer means that only a very limited number of orders will he delivered by Exactoscale between now and 5th November. Additionally- and regrettably- we have decided that it will not after all be possible for Exactoscale to appear at Scaleforum next weekend, 29th/30th September. We are sorry that this step has become necessary but it is now clear that ...
... too schoolboyish and no-one would understand it. I used the words "keep" and "store" to emphasize the permanence of the process over the transient nature of the control template. I'm not sure that "copy" does that. We also have the options to store the template as unused, or as a library template, and it's not easy to see "copy" working for those. Also, "copy" does not specify a direction -- we already have "copy to the control" for transfers in the reverse direction. We could end up with too many copies to make sense. On the other hand, I have never liked "store& background" -- it is too much of a mouthful, it's too long to fit easily on menus and buttons, the meaning is far from clear to beginners, and it is too easily confused with the background shapes functions. But the term "background template" is now scattered throughout the program, videos and help notes. Changing it to something else would be ...
... , Paul. posted: 27 Jul 2008 12:00 from: Paul Hamilton Just updating. I managed to save the files into the Templot folder named BOX FILES and ran my parallels and managed to open it up. All good. Now I am overwhelmed! For those using a Mac and Parallels you may like to know that the easiest way is to run the internet explorer within the parallels environment and then download and save the files into the target folder from there. I did it initially from within the Mac environment and transferred them through the shared folder but for some reason the .BOX file only appeared as a txt format whne it was moved even though it still retain the .BOX suffix. I guess it is now time to revisit the tutorials in a more comprehensive and unrushed manner to start actually doing something useful in here. Last edited on 27 Jul 2008 12:08 by Paul Hamilton posted: 27 Jul 2008 12:45 from: Martin Wynne Paul Hamilton wrote: Just updating. I managed to save the files into the Templot folder named ...
31. Thunderbird - OT
... topic: 47 Thunderbird- OT posted: 11 Jun 2007 18:57 from: Templot User -- --- from Brian Lewis -- --- Peter Ayre wrote:> Brian,> I had a similar problem when I switched from OE to Thunderbird.> In OE I had 30+ message rules in Thunderbird I have still only built> up to 13.> All I did was rebuild my message rules one at a time. I also copied> and transfered my message folders but again, it's suppprising how many> have not been used.> It is similar with the address book, I had over 100 addresses in my OE> address book but so far have less than 30 in Thunderbird, and> Thunderbird can still access my OE address book when needed.>> I suppose I have used my transfer from OE to Thunderbird as a chance> to spring clean my email setup. Hi, I seem to have blundered my way to getting Thunderbird to work and I do like the layout and the way ...
... post a screen shot of what I mean when I get home later. Kind regards Andrew posted: 5 May 2015 18:24 from: Stephen Freeman Hi, I think I see what you mean. Perhaps the attached might help? It will need tidying up. Attachment: attach_2121_2601_yeovil_revised_20 15_05_05_1821_46.box 211 posted: 5 May 2015 23:23 from: Andrew Duncan Thanks very much Stephen that's really quite magic...not sure how you achieved it? Unfortunately you used an old version of Pen Mill so, when I've worked how to transfer what you've done to my current version, I'll understand how you did it, I hope?! Thanks again Andrew posted: 6 May 2015 08:39 from: Stephen Freeman Hi, As far as I know I used the box file in this thread, however transferring specific templates is not impossible but possibly time-consuming, without checking you might need to remove any unwanted templates from the box file first and save it as a separate file before adding, unless of course somebody (like Martin) knows of an ...
33. T3
... The forums i am on are: gscalecentral, mylargescale and where i found templot: largescalecentral. On gscalecentral and on mylargescale i droped the name templot only, i was not aware of a t3. Probably(my best guess): IF they googled the name templot they thought t3 was a newer version, but this is a wild guess. Best, Igor posted: 14 Aug 2020 16:50 from: ScottW Martin, For give my ignorance, but does this have anything to do with exporting data in the MECBOX transfer format when saving templates? If that is the case then it maybe me who has created all these downloads. Whilst working on my current project I have saved my work at regular intervals and basically followed the option that stated "If unsure hit yes". So I did. Sorry! Scott posted: 14 Aug 2020 17:20 from: Martin Wynne ScottW wrote: Martin, For give my ignorance, but does this have anything to do with exporting data in the MECBOX transfer format when saving templates? If that ...
... ://www.templot.com/martweb/video_list.htm Thanks for this information. I didn't realise this existed. You may remember that I have intentions of re formatting my HDD. I still am trying to muster the courage, and thinking about whether I really need to do it. If I still use the same HDD, in the same computer, do I still have to get the lock release code again? I also priced an upgrade. If I went down this path, I would have a brand new HDD. Can I transfer the programme to the new computer without incurring a new cost? Thanks again for the prompt answer. Ezra posted: 29 Dec 2007 18:18 from: Martin Wynne Ezra Kowadlo wrote: I may have upset the program by trying things out before embarking on the tutorial. Hi Ezra, You can't upset Templot. Many users have requested that various settings be saved between sessions, but this is one of the reasons I have been dragging my feet on that. By launching Templot fresh, you are guaranteed to be always ...
... Error? posted: 21 Oct 2011 10:40 from: Richard_Jones Hi Martin, This well be a "driving error" on my part rather than a flaw... When I changed from "side" run to "end" run to print out some trial templates for Singleton I find I don't get full coverage of the layout, with a significant number of pages absent- any suggestions? many thanks for any suggestions Also, I will need to change my computer in the near future- is it possible to transfer TEMPLOT across to the new machine. best wishes Richard ps the box file is reasonably similar to the one I uploaded. posted: 21 Oct 2011 10:55 from: Martin Wynne Richard_Jones wrote: When I changed from "side" run to "end" run to print out some trial templates for Singleton I find I don't get full coverage of the layout, with a significant number of pages absent- any suggestions? Hi Richard, You can't print more than 33 x 26 pages in a single print run, ...
... topic: 604 A Printing Problem posted: 30 Oct 2008 15:52 from: polybear Hi Martin, I have a strange printing problem! I have two templates joined together- the first is a straight length of trackwork (about 55" long) with a straight RH turnout about half way along the straight; the second is a transition curve connected to turnout as a siding. I'm transferring the file as a PDF (using PDF995) to my works computer via CD, so I can print it on a Roller Plotter (I'm selecting a paper size of 36" by 60" since there doesn't appear to be an option for roller paper in PDF995, and anyway anything bigger would probably be unwieldy). In Templot the Print Preview option shows the entire track plan. However, after conversion to PDF (the track plan just about runs onto a second paper sheet) only a straight section of trackwork upto the turnout plus a small section of turnout is coming up when the PDF file is opened- the rest of sheet one appears blank ...
37. Firefox - OT
... for Thunderbird has some interesting properties. Regards Brian Lewis Carrs- C+ L Finescale http://www.finescale.org.uk Tel:+ 44 1 275 852 027 Fax:+ 44 1 275 810 555 posted: 8 Jun 2007 04:39 from: Peter Ayre Brian, I had a similar problem when I switched from OE to Thunderbird. In OE I had 30+ message rules in Thunderbird I have still only built up to 13. All I did was rebuild my message rules one at a time. I also copied and transfered my message folders but again, it's suppprising how many have not been used. It is similar with the address book, I had over 100 addresses in my OE address book but so far have less than 30 in Thunderbird, and Thunderbird can still access my OE address book when needed. I suppose I have used my transfer from OE to Thunderbird as a chance to spring clean my email setup. Just, my thoughts. Regards, Peter Parts of Templot Club may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active ...
38. Despair
... my opinion, the purpose of Templot is specifically so that you can design templates based on prototype track knowledge. If you don't have that knowledge, you can only use Templot as a generic template or layout design tool, and you're not making best use of it. For instance, I have layouts with all templates based on WC&PR trackwork from the early 1900s, or Festiniog Railway based on 1960s trackwork where I've actually gone and measured turnouts in detail, or GWR templates based on the GWSG book. You can only transfer all that into Templot- no other program that I'm aware of can give you that. I'm hesitant to say this, but if you just want to spend time making track then maybe Templot isn't for you. If you want to spend time making track that conforms to prototype standards, then Templot is for you. There is also a disturbing tendency for Templot to become a hobby in its own right I've got loads of layouts Templotted that will never get built, but I enjoying planning them as much as building other stuff ...
... in a browser, the videos must be in the smudgy MP4 format, streamed from the server, to be reliable in all browsers and formats. It's not possible to rely on Flash being installed/available on all systems. Another big headache with the present Desktop version is browser caching, in Chrome and Firefox especially. These browsers appear not to honour reliably the no-cache settings when content is loaded in an iframe. That's not a problem with the Mobile version which uses a different page scheme. So I'm minded to transfer the Desktop version to the EXE option, accessible directly from within Templot rather than in your browser. This would leave the Mobile version as the browser option for those wanting to use tablets and smartphones. I've attached a demo of the EXE Desktop format below. From here it is necessary to download and run it (ignoring the usual security warnings) -- but none of that will be necessary when it is embedded within Templot. It is Windows only, so it won't work on Android tablets and smartphones, it is ...
... topic: 3056 C&L back up and running posted: 28 Jul 2017 10:20 from: Martin Wynne C&L appears to be back up and running today after transfer to the new ownership: http://www.finescale.org.uk/ Wishing Phil well with this new venture. Don't all order at once until he has got his breath back. Martin. Parts of Templot Club may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active Scripting) in your browser. Templot Club> Forums> Trackbuilding topics> C&L back up and running 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 of page Please read this important note about copyright: Unless stated otherwise, all the files submitted to this web site are copyright and the property of the respective contributor. You are welcome to use them for your own personal non-commercial purposes, and in your messages on this web site ...
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