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posted: 12 Dec 2008 02:05 from: donald peters
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I am sure the sky will fall on me but here goes. With a pair of adjacent tracks I wish to make a turnout in (say) the left hand track that will continue across the right hand track and away. The auto-command 'make diamond crossing' would appear to suit either two curved tracks or two straight not one straight and one curved so I must be missing a trick here. Does it have to be done manually, command by command (sort of long hand)? Donald |
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posted: 12 Dec 2008 04:32 from: Martin Wynne
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donald peters wrote: With a pair of adjacent tracks I wish to make a turnout in (say) the left hand track that will continue across the right hand track and away. The auto-command 'make diamond crossing' would appear to suit either two curved tracks or two straight not one straight and one curved so I must be missing a trick here.Hi Donald, You are not missing a trick. What you are asking for is called an irregular diamond. Irregular diamonds are not currently supported in Templot. They are in the pipeline for a future pug. Click this link for more information. regards, Martin. |
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posted: 12 Dec 2008 16:04 from: donald peters
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Thanks for reply. It puts my mind at ease not to waste time seeking a non existant solution. I can see an alternative to my local problem. A bit non-Templot though. The trackwork in the link is a bit of a stunner? Regards, Donald |
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