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... the other circuitry and wiring symbols very easily. This is a quick extract from TurboCad showing such editing: 2_040524_200000000.png Or for a smaller-scale wiring diagram you could 2. Print from Templot to virtual printer, or PDF generator. Save the print capture in a raster format and open it in any photo or graphics editor, or in Windows Paint. Mark the rail breaks by drawing short white lines across the rails. It's then very easy to flood fill between the rail edges with any colours you wish, like this: 2_040442_590000000.png regards, Martin. posted: 4 Apr 2011 20:17 from: Mark Leigh Martin Wynne wrote: Mark Leigh wrote: Rescaling (effectively halfing the size) was for paper saving measure...then I noticed you can print at the end you can print at a variety of sizes but actually it seems to have worked out well as I printed out a test at 33% Hi Mark, If you are not printing your wiring diagram 1:1 to match the finished track on the baseboard, it's questionable ...
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... the individual rails. (In earlier versions print to a PDF generator, display the PDF and do a screen capture to a PNG or BMP image file.) Don't save in JPG format or you will get very messy results. 2. Open the image in any photo or graphics editor program, or in Windows Paint for preference. 3. Mark the rail breaks by drawing short white lines across the rails. 4. It's then easy to flood fill between the rail edges with any colours you wish, like this: 2_040442_590000000.png This topic covers this subject in more detail including DXF export to a CAD electrical package: topic 1443 You can also create coloured diagrams by flood filling between the rails like this: 2_100830_480000000.png regards, Martin. posted: 4 Jan 2012 17:08 from: John Shelley Trevor Walling wrote: Hello, What is the best way to include information for electrification of track when using Templot be it for Analogue DC or DCC? I have not been able to find information relating to this and considering Templots ability to produce such stunning ...
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