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... obscured when the timbers are attached to the template. So I have added new V-crossing labels in a similar style to the switch labels. The FP marker is seldom needed during construction, but I feel that it is necessary to have both so that the meaning of the blunt nose marker is clearly differentiated from it: 2_022328_040000001.png These labels are likely to get a bit messy in complex formations with multiple partial templates, so they can be turned off in the output element options in the same way as the switch labels: 2_022328_030000000.png new keyboard shortcuts: A problem with the Microsoft Surface tablets is that there is no INSERT key on the clip-on keyboard. The alternative CTRL+ V shortcut is still working for store and background as it always has done, but I have got used to having a single key shortcut for this (the other hand being on the mouse). I have therefore added the` key (NOT sign) as an additional shortcut for store and background (the top-left key on the keyboard). The previous ...
... in a similar style to the switch labels. The FP marker is seldom needed during construction, but I feel that it is necessary to have both so that the meaning of the blunt nose marker is clearly differentiated from it. With square-on timbering: 2_022328_040000002.png With equalized timbering -- the markers remain square-on: 2_022328_040000001.png These labels are likely to get a bit messy in complex formations with multiple partial templates, so they can be turned off in the output element options in the same way as the switch labels: 2_022328_030000000.png In the next program update. Thanks for the suggestion. regards, Martin. posted: 3 Aug 2014 07:09 from: Hayfield That would be very helpful, but in the same vein this would also be of great assistance with obtuse crossings, where the tips are also are obscured by the timbers Last edited on 3 Aug 2014 07:10 by Hayfield posted: 3 Aug 2014 07:28 from: Phil O Many Thanks Martin. I look forward to the next update. Thanks Phil posted: 3 Aug ...
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