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... Thanks Martin That's very useful. Andrew posted: 28 Apr 2015 01:38 from: Martin Wynne Andrew Duncan wrote: If I had to choose though between this and a scruffy video on how to construct a diamond on a transition curve I'd go for the latter every day of the week! Hi Andrew, You have twisted my arm too many times, so against my better judgment I have created a very scruffy video for you. If you restart Templot now, you should find it in the watch a video list: 2_272027_490000000.png If it's not there, click the help> obtain video list menu item and try again. I really didn't want to do this until I had first created a proper video on the basics of irregular diamonds. I just know that beginners are going to try to follow this instead of simply clicking on the make diamond-crossing tools functions. And then announce to the world that Templot is just far too complicated. Let me know if anything is unclear. For those who can't play FBR videos, it is also available ...
... 2679 Scruff video- diamond-crossing on transition curve posted: 3 May 2015 01:29 from: Martin Wynne I have revised and extended the Scruff video which I made for Andrew Duncan showing how to create an irregular diamond-crossing at the intersection of transition curves. There is a new section showing how to use partial templates to get a more accurate match to the underlying transition, and I have added a few more notes. When you next restart Templot, you should find it in the watch a video list: 2_272027_490000000.png If it's not there, click the help> obtain video list menu item and try again. For those who can't play the FBR videos, it is also available online from FlashBack Connect here: http://flashbackconnect.com/Default.aspx?id=ib65pLfUkgNxFBDqAZSNyA2 That's an MP4 online video, so the text is a bit fuzzy. It is much clearer in the FBR version. regards, Martin. posted: 4 May 2015 01:13 from: Andrew Duncan Hello Martin Thanks again for helping me out with this knotty problem ...
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