Templot Club Archive 2007-2020
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posted: 25 Dec 2007 06:31 from: BruceNordstrand
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Hi all I have had a break from Templot for a little while and am basically starting again. I have watched a number of the video tutorials and had a play around to get somewhat familiar again. One thing is still confusing me. I have "created" a specific turnout template for a track plan I am playing with. This one turnout fits every turnout on the plan as it was originally designed for Atlas Snap Track. Now that I have this turnout designed I have saved to to my storage box. How do I now use this same template multiple times to lay out the plan? Any help appreciated Cheers Bruce |
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posted: 25 Dec 2007 07:14 from: Martin Wynne
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BruceNordstrand wrote: One thing is still confusing me. I have "created" a specific turnout template for a track plan I am playing with. This one turnout fits every turnout on the plan as it was originally designed for Atlas Snap Track. Now that I have this turnout designed I have saved to to my storage box. How do I now use this same template multiple times to lay out the plan?Hi Bruce, Click on it, copy it to current/control, then just keep moving it and storing a copy of it. If you don't change the current/control template it doesn't change by itself. If you don't see it because it's hidden, press the HOME key. If it's not in the field of view, press the SPACEBAR. Here's a quick Jing video showing that -- version 0.82.d (also shows F7 snapping): http://screencast.com/t/gIIbs4s7i If you don't understand the difference between the current/control template and stored background templates, see: http://www.templot.com/martweb/gs_whatis.htm regards, Martin. |
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posted: 25 Dec 2007 16:30 from: BruceNordstrand
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Thanks heaps Martin I'll give it a try. I had a quick read and now understand what you mean. Haven't spied the video yet but will do so in a minute or two, when I have finished typing this and grabbing a new cuppa! Cheers Bruce |
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posted: 25 Dec 2007 17:01 from: BruceNordstrand
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Martin Wynne wroteHere's a quick Jing video showing that -- version 0.82.d (also shows F7 snapping):Hi Martin Would you have any idea what I need to play this video? I am using Firefox on Ubuntu Linux and it doesn't want to play ball. I suspect I don't have the correct plugin anymore since my full machine rebuild. Cheers Bruce |
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posted: 25 Dec 2007 17:38 from: BruceNordstrand
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BruceNordstrand wrote: Martin Wynne wroteCancel this request. I had the wrong version of the Flash plgin installed. For those unsing a Linux machine, I needed to install the Flash 9.0 plugin in Firefox to view the above video.Here's a quick Jing video showing that -- version 0.82.d (also shows F7 snapping):Hi Martin Cheers Bruce |
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posted: 25 Dec 2007 17:39 from: BruceNordstrand
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BruceNordstrand wrote: Thanks heaps MartinHad a look now....simple when you know how  Off to play some more Thanks again Cheers Bruce |
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