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posted: 22 Jan 2012 18:59 from: sm
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Is there a way of re-gauging half way through a design when you realise that you forgot to set the gauge to 2mm instead of the default 00. Is there a way of setting 2mmfs as my default so I don't have to remember to set the gauge each time ? Rgds, StuartM |
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posted: 22 Jan 2012 19:16 from: Paul Boyd
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Hi Stuart The default gauge is actually the fictitious T-55, not OO, and if you don't change gauge there are various warnings asking you if you really want to keep using T-55! You only need to set the gauge once for each project - thereafter it's saved in the box file. Cheers |
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posted: 22 Jan 2012 19:35 from: Rob Manchester
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Hi Stuart, You can use the 'Convert Group' function in the Scale/Gauge menu to convert a selected group of templates to a new gauge. It may not be 100% accurate due to several factors but worth a go. Rob |
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posted: 22 Jan 2012 20:12 from: Martin Wynne
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Hi Stuart, As Rob explained, Go to gauge > other gauges... menu item. Select the required new gauge in the list. Click the convert group button above the list: 2_221511_090000000.png  If the gauge/scale ratio has changed you may see some slight gaps or overlaps between the templates which need to be tidied up. regards, Martin. |
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posted: 22 Jan 2012 21:58 from: sm
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Thanks all, Group successfully converted |
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