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posted: 13 Nov 2013 15:06 from: CBryars2
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Hi Newbie, please forgive if answered already, did search but did not see an answer. Is there a HOn3 - 36" template? Are American units of measure available? Thanks Cameron |
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posted: 14 Nov 2013 02:36 from: Martin Wynne
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CBryars2 wrote: Is there a HOn3 - 36" template?Hi Cameron, Welcome to Templot Club.  Templot can produce templates to any gauge or scale that you wish to set up. There isn't a library of existing templates. There are some sample files available for downloading containing USA-style templates for standard gauge and narrow-gauge tracks here: topic 1335 topic 28 You could use those as a starting point in creating your own settings. Are American units of measure available?By default Templot uses mm (millimetres) for model dimensions and inches for prototype dimensions. When you are asked for mm dimensions you can enter inches instead by prefixing the dimension with a letter i. For example to enter a model radius of 24 inches you would enter i24. Templot will then convert this to 609.6 mm for you. The grid lines on the trackpad can be set to various units including inches and feet -- click the trackpad > trackpad grid options > menu options. regards, Martin. |
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posted: 14 Nov 2013 02:45 from: CBryars2
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Thanks for the quick response! Will try it out - Cameron |
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posted: 28 Nov 2013 18:41 from: CBryars2
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Testing it out now thanks Cameron |
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